stock tires on aftermarket 19x8.5 rims w/...

[Xenozx]

Hey guys so sorry in advance for starting a new thread for a simple question, but I am thinking of buying advanti hybris flow formed 19x8.5 x 4 35mm offset. I dont have much of a winter usually so I will run these rims year round. Since I have less than 1000 miles on my tires, and from what i have seen the michelin tires are actually quite good I just want to put them on my new rims, and save some money. I understand our cars are staggered and 8.5 in back and 8.0 up front. If I just bought 4 of the same rim w/ same 8.5 width and 35mm offset would I be able to just mount the stock tires and TPMS's to them and be good to go?

 

[Mad Macgyver]

I'd imagine at worst you'd only have to buy two tires. Go to a local tire shop and ask someone.

But from the looks of it, you should be able to mount stock front tires on 19x8.5 rims. The front stock tires are 225/40R19 and according to the chart link below is the narrowest you can go for that width of rim. At the very worst you'd have to replace two tires. I am by no means an expert on this so you'd also probably better off looking at the chart and then talking to a service rep at a local tire center.

https://www.tyresizecalculator.com/charts/tire-width-for-a-wheel-rim-size-chart

 

[FIM-92]

And yes, swap your TPMS

 

[Donnie Brasco]

Hey guys so sorry in advance for starting a new thread for a simple question, but I am thinking of buying advanti hybris flow formed 19x8.5 x 4 35mm offset. I dont have much of a winter usually so I will run these rims year round. Since I have less than 1000 miles on my tires, and from what i have seen the michelin tires are actually quite good I just want to put them on my new rims, and save some money. I understand our cars are staggered and 8.5 in back and 8.0 up front. If I just bought 4 of the same rim w/ same 8.5 width and 35mm offset would I be able to just mount the stock tires and TPMS's to them and be good to go?

curious how this turned out? im in a similar boat right now.. putting same as OEM size winters on stock wheels and buying aftermarkets for the michelin pilots for summer.