[koa257]

Hey guys, got new kicks, but now im debating myself on the tire options. im not sure if i should stretch it a little (kinda like the look) with the 265 or get 275 for practicality etc etc. I really really dont like bulging side walls, so should i get 265 or should i get a specific brand (help me out here) of the 275s so they dont bulge.

thanks in advace!

 

[EvolutionX]

Definetly 275s or 285s if you can. 265s are way too much of stretch on 10.5" rim.
Even my 275s are stretched on my wheels. I will be going wider when the time comes.

 

[Sequence]

275 easy!

 

[VegetaX]

275 easy!

Stfu with your stock wheels lol but yeah 275.

 

[Jkapinos]

I have nitto NT01's 275/35 on 10.5 rims and they are a perfect fit.

 

[PNTYWTR]

Definetly 275s or 285s if you can. 265s are way too much of stretch on 10.5" rim.
Even my 275s are stretched on my wheels. I will be going wider when the time comes.

???

 

[joshesevo22]

There's plenty of 265's on 10.5" rim. i just bought 265 star specs for my soon to come 10.5 RPF1's but star specs run wider than most tires.

 

[rcpersonified]

I just got a set of wheels in 19 x10.5. I ordered a set of Hancooks in 265 30 19. Are they going to be a big stretch?

 

[joshesevo22]

I just got a set of wheels in 19 x10.5. I ordered a set of Hancooks in 265 30 19. Are they going to be a big stretch?

Not a big stretch but stretched. go into the RPF1 thread and look at some pics. i know a lot of people use those tires on RPF1 10.5" rims if you want to see how far they are gonna be

 

[koa257]

Yeah i'm leaning towards the 275 but if there are extra chubbs sticking out of the rims I'll be petty sad.
looking for tires now......my wallet had a bulk load of cash before, now it lets out a fat noise when I open it

 

[KickAss]

275 should be just fine. 275 35 is also the closest to stock in terms of speedo readings. 285 would get my vote if you want the most meat possible on your rims.

Another thing to remember is that most 275s are quite a bit lighter than 285s, like almost 4 lbs in some cases. Most people spend thousands lightening up brake rotors, but the weight loss of a tire has more benefits since it contributes more to energy/braking loss.