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Looks good Stu 
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275/45/20 Tires on Stock 20s
- Thread starter StuLax18
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- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
Here's one of the pics my friend took.
And here's a good side view.
And here's a good side view.
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nyc5jabifx
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- ny queens
^^^that looks low looks clean
sgvxcheese
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- Southern California
- Car
- infiniti fx 35
yo hat looks tight!!!!! can't wait to get my tires and springs
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
Ya, I think people don't realize that the FX is actually lower now, despite appearance, because the sidewall of the tire is smaller. It's function over form.
sgvxcheese
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- Southern California
- Car
- infiniti fx 35
is there anybody with these tires on aftermarket 20''s?
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
Jeff had them on 20x9's I believe. Look for the pics with his powdercoated wheels.
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Psiclne
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That first Pic looks hella nice Stu.....the Ride is coming along. You should submit that for the ROTM
sgvxcheese
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- Southern California
- Car
- infiniti fx 35
sgvxcheese
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- Southern California
- Car
- infiniti fx 35
Jeff...in those pictures are your springs cut? are the springs the difference? because he's on H&r's and your on eibach's i presume?
Non cut eibach's.
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Psiclne
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Was just under the car Polishing up the ol Nismo Can and noticed the rear tires are almost slicks -
I currently have 285/50/20
Considering 295/45/20 or 275/45/20
the 295 will be very close to stock as far as speedo is concerned.
I dont like the side wall bulge that I have now with the 285/50/20
I currently have 285/50/20
Considering 295/45/20 or 275/45/20
the 295 will be very close to stock as far as speedo is concerned.
I dont like the side wall bulge that I have now with the 285/50/20
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
If you think the 285 has too much bulge, I assume the 295 will have more. It's weird though because I didn't notice much (if any) more bulge going wider 10 mm. I think the smaller sidewall helps lessen the bulge.
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Psiclne
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I dont want to go any lower than 285's, but choices for 285/45/20 are slim.
So Im thinking about 295's. But you're right about the buldge on them.
So Im thinking about 295's. But you're right about the buldge on them.
- Location
- Southern California
I think 275/45/20 would be better than 285 if bulge is a concern.
How about 285/40/20 ? onlinetires.com has Nitto 420 for $168
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295/40/20 price ranges from $109-$327 for Pirelli
isnt our speedos off anyways? maybe a smaller tire will help offset the "faster than actual" speed :err:
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
Smaller tire actually makes it read even faster I believe. Although mine still seems around 5 mph off although my old tires were bald and these are new.
sgvxcheese
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- Location
- Southern California
- Car
- infiniti fx 35
Just put on my new tires. Hankook rh06 275/45/20...man are these things great!!!!! Took them on the freeway and man they performed great. Highly recommended! Wheel gap was just a tid bit wider..but shoulf fit in nicely once i lower the car.
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
Good to hear!
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Psiclne
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Any updates on the tires Stu or Cheese?
My rears are at 2/32 and the fronts are 7/32.
Looking to get new tires by next weekend and Im looking at the Hankooks & Yoko Paradas. 275/45/20
Hey Cheese - when you picked them up where did you take them to get mounted?
My rears are at 2/32 and the fronts are 7/32.
Looking to get new tires by next weekend and Im looking at the Hankooks & Yoko Paradas. 275/45/20
Hey Cheese - when you picked them up where did you take them to get mounted?