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Old 04-16-2007, 03:16 PM   #1
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Default any issues running 235 up front and 295 out back?

got a set of wheels that are gonna need some rubber and the only tire manufacturer that seems to have both similar 19's is the Bridgestone Potenza RE960 AS Pole Position.

They have them in 235/35ZR19s for the front and 295/30ZR19s for the rears.

The wheels im going to be running are 19x8 (front) and 19x10 (rears). So i'm figuring these tires will fit these wheels nicely, however, will this negatively affect my handling?

by making the front wheel smaller will I possibly be giving myself some understeer?

thanks in advance.

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