[rosica]

I am running 235/35/19 & 275/30/19 and need new fronts. I have tuned out plenty of understeer with coil overs and camber plate, but not enough for my taste.

I want to change to 245/35/19 & 275/30/19 (1% difference), has anyone run that setup with long term mileage (25k+) and not had issues?

[rosica]

Bump

[dubsesd]

Not a good idea. Stick with proper rolling diameters.

[aadum]

i had that option for a while and my transfer case is not happy anymore...it could be due to high mileage that I have but problem started since I took that 245/275.....I am going for 235 and will have to repair transfer case...unless problem is gone after changing tires

[bimmerlicious]

Originally Posted by aadum

i had that option for a while and my transfer case is not happy anymore...it could be due to high mileage that I have but problem started since I took that 245/275.....I am going for 235 and will have to repair transfer case...unless problem is gone after changing tires

What sort of problem did you ran into??

[e92tt1986]

235
275

Runs perfect

or 235
and 265

[slipaway37]

Originally Posted by dubsesd

Not a good idea. Stick with proper rolling diameters.

I am totsally with you, and learned quickly about the "rolling diameter" dynamic!

I ran PS2's 245/40 front & 275/35 rears on 18" wheels, and it totally rocked!

[Fun w/N54]

Originally Posted by slipaway37

I am totsally with you, and learned quickly about the "rolling diameter" dynamic!

I ran PS2's 245/40 front & 275/35 rears on 18" wheels, and it totally rocked!

Was this on stock suspension and e92 or ? What were the wheel sizes and offsets??

[aadum]

Originally Posted by bimmerlicious

What sort of problem did you ran into??

Problems that I have is feeling like wheels are slipping specially when going on some inclined roads...My car is lowered with H&R springs.....Going for koni sport soon...my wheels are 8,5 and 9,5 and ET 38 and 36 if i am not wrong...