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Correct tire on C2 for 19" Avus wheels? 295/30/19 v. 305/25/19...

By deyurrav
March 6, 2006 in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)

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Posted March 6, 2006

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Posted March 6, 2006

Correct rear tire for 19" Avus wheels? 295/30/19 v. 305/25/19? I have a C2 and was told that the 295/30 is to tall and will "flex" but im worried that the 305/25 wont fit and rub...the thing is the 295 does rub but the 305 is a full inch smaller in diameter so though while wider it may not rub though because of the height difference and so the idea is that taking an inch of tire away will get rid of this flex (essentially this is the same feel you get if you had real low tire pressure and you stomped on the gas)