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I think he is referring to the extra bumpy ride due to less tyre between the wheel and road. 19" wheels on a V35 should really be on 35 profile unless you are running a wider tyre on the rear like 275s to compensate overall diameter.

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275 on rear can go 35 profile not to bad, the front on 245 still ok with 40 profile. That is what I got now.

Cheers :P:P

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Yep,

275 on rear can go 35 profile not to bad, the front on 245 still ok with 40 profile. That is what I got now.

Cheers :P:(

And also suspension does play a role as well... I have 275/30/20 rears and 245/35/20 fronts. but my suspension is pretty soft thus making the ride comfortable.

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And also suspension does play a role as well... I have 275/30/20 rears and 245/35/20 fronts. but my suspension is pretty soft thus making the ride comfortable.

I have 245/35/19 fronts and 275/35/19 rear. I think 19's are big enough for the car i wouldnt get 18's geoff still looks tiny.

Does anyone know if my wheels are forged or strong ?

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