Yo Do you have a coupe or sedan? I4 or V6? Stock, slammed, track car?

[Doc13]

What's up? I recently picked up a 2010 accord coupe. Then while skimming Craig's list came across a set of squared BMW Style 95 wheels that have been re-drilled to 114.3. Trying to figure out the right tire for me. Keep in mind I'm not slamming it not do I want a crazy stretched tire look. Just want to drop it so the gap it almost gone. Since both the front and rear wheels are 19x10 I'd also like to keep the tires squared.

My thoughts are a set of 255/40R19 Toyo Proxes

Second thought was 245/45r19 Continentals.

Any help would be appreciated

-Doc13








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[vega.gio21]

My thoughts are a set of 255/40R19 Toyo Proxes

Go with these. My only logic behind this is that the v6 accord come with 18" wheels. The specs for the tires are 225/45R18 I believe. With the 255/40R19 you'd have a similar rotational mass.


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[Jewing13]

I have that size Proxes on mine, they make a loud hum between 80-90 mph. I'm not that impressed with the wet performance either; my Falkens were better in the rain. My step brother got Falken Ziex and likes them pretty good. I've also heard good thinks about Hankook Ventus v12.

[Doc13]

I also read some good things about the V12. But most importantly what size?


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[Jewing13]

255/40/19, that's the size I run. The V12s are available in that size but I think they are summer so your location will matter. My rims are 19x8 so I don't know if you will rub up front without some stretch or not.

[Doc13]

Which Proxes do you have? R888, T1, 4plus?


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[Jewing13]

I have the 4 plus.

[Doc13]

Anyone have a good source for TPMS sensors that does cost an arm and a leg? I've heard rumors of people finding a set of four four under $40?!


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