i bought some 2 295 30 19 100Y Pirelli Pzero Corsa Tires for the rear ofcourse and then i saw this post :-/ . i went ahead and had them install any way, they seem to fit with room and driving i dont feel or hear any rubbing, im not sure if i her rubbing when i hit a bumper, is there anyway to check scientifically if this will be a problem ? lol havent been on the highway or hit any major pot holes or took any highspeed corners yet.
wow good to know ! i wonder why the first response from julian73 was so confidently an emphatically no , lol well i feel much better nowWhen I bought my Evora S it had 315/30ZR20's on the back. They rub a little, but look terrific. The only big problem is that the handling is off because of the extra contact patch on the back. Thus, the car pushes a bit when I am driving hard. When I replace them, I will likely go down in size or up in the front.
Keith
Wow. Have any pics from the back?When I bought my Evora S it had 315/30ZR20's on the back. They rub a little, but look terrific. The only big problem is that the handling is off because of the extra contact patch on the back. Thus, the car pushes a bit when I am driving hard. When I replace them, I will likely go down in size or up in the front.
Keith
My short answer was a No. then with disclaimer that actual fit is a fiction of the balance of the wheel offsets, actual tire vs nominal size, cars camber alignments etc. (basically install at your own risk). I you want to buy and plug on and drive i'll stick with the short answer: No that 295's don't fit unless you want to risk wearing your suspension arms, wearing fender arch, fighting Traction Control errors putting car into limp mode.wow good to know ! i wonder why the first response from julian73 was so confidently an emphatically no , lol well i feel much better now
they do but i have an older model so assumed they might of changed some of the suspension components and offset camber and such for the 400:shrug:Don't the 430s come with 295s?
They do but with wider aft bodies and more extreme rear camber, i.e. -1.15 deg vs -0.5 on 400Don't the 430s come with 295s?
Also remember that tires of the same nominal size will vary in actual dimensions. So while a particular 295/30-19 may fit, another 295/30-19 tire--even from the same manufacturer--may not fit! This might explain why some people can fit a 305 while others can not fit a 295.
You would think the precise nature of tire size nomenclature would eliminate this but it doesn't. Tirerack.com has specs on nearly all the tires they sell--it's actually a wonderful resource when trying to figure which size/model/brand of tire is more likely to fit.