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      12-27-2022, 12:35 PM   #1
Chris N
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10/11x19 Fitment on an M2c

I recently bought an M2c that came with two sets of Titan rims. Both sets are 10x19 et22 front and 11x19 et44 rear with custom bored centers for BMW fitment. One set has 235/35/19 front with 295/30/19 rear Hoosier slicks. The Hoosiers don't look bad and supposedly didn't rub, but the rim edge is not completely protected.

The other set is a 235/35/19 front with 295/30/19 rear Pirelli P-Zero Trofeo tires. The sidewalls on the front Tofeo tires are stretched way too much for my liking with the rim extremely exposed. The rears seem mostly okay.

Titan recommended 275/30/19 on the front and 295/30/19 on the rear. I'm just not sure if there is enough clearance on the front for that large of a tire.

It seems that the sizes are very limited in this category. Pirelli now makes a 245/35/19 that might help with the front side wall stretch.

Any opinions on a brand and size option for a treaded track/treet tire? These will see track use. I'm tired of settling on a tire only to find they don't make it in a particular size, Nitto, BFG, Mich, etc. Falken RT660 comes in a decent size selection.

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