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As for sourcing the rims, once you find what you want, give Jesse Streeter an email, and I could almost gaurantee you the price he gives you will save you a couple hundred bucks.

www.jessestreeter.com

As Nathan said above, I was there yesterday and they have heaps of TE37's to check out.

I was only going to go 285/30/19 but does anyone know if the 295/30/19 will be ok on a 10.5 wheel +11?

my car has only been lowered 30mm but I am a little concerned that the tyre will rub?

Thanks

Dave

I run 285/30 on my 10.5' and they're slightly stretched.

They could easily take a 295, or even a 305, but what is now a very slight rub might turn into a more substantial one.

My car is lowered.

~$400 saving on XD9's if i went through streeter....

that's on a 2k set of rims, so nearly 25%

paying for my cr kais from him today. 1135 w/out shipping charge should work out bout 15-1600 dollars instead of 1800-1900 as quoted by work wheels au without delivery

  • 2 weeks later...

Just put a deposit down for a set of Te37 sl 19x10.5 +22 offset. Should pick em up around the 14th of January. I most likely gonna wrap them with 295/30 Yokohama Neova AD08. Will just see how good fitment is :)

Keen to see how this turns out.

I've got a set of advan TC2s in 18x10.5 that I need tyres for.

I'm thinking if I can get away with 285/30 than I will, they're going to be track rims and more rubber on the ground is always a good thing.

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