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Hi,

i was after some help from any V35 350GT coupe owner

unfortunately my tyre placard only lists the OEM 17s and 18s on it..

can someone have a look at their tyre placard (mine is on the passenger side where you open the door) and can they tell me if it lists the OEM 19s on there?

if it does list them, can that lucky person tell me the OEM rim size, tyre size, load rating, and speed rating of said tyre that Mr Nissan recommends (basically all the info that is there on the 19s)?

this would be much appreciated!

i may have found a set of OEM 19s for sale but the seller says i may need to source new tyres as the tyres on them are apparently useless..

cheers,

Warren

PS alternatively, if someone else has OEM 19s rims+tyres for sale, with useful tyres, send me a PM and i'll take them off your hands instead!

Edited by WazR32GTSt
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Front: 225/40 R19 89W tires, rear: 245/40 R19 94W & Tires

According to the below info -

http://history.nissan.co.jp/SKYLINE/V35/04...TA/main1_2.html

R u getting the set from Vspec2?

thanks jon!

yeah i hope so, i sent him an sms and he said he would be contacting me soon

i was a bit dissapointed that the tyres were shot so i hope his price reflects this accordingly..

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