235/30zr20 You went lower than I did. I went 1" front
1 1/2 in rear. Yours looks great but I was afraid I would rub if I went any lower.

 

yeah i went with a 225 35 20 i rub if i hit big bumps on the highway at like 80 i just turned my dampening up

 

Wow...that's hot. Amazing what an extra 5% will do...the amount of tire looks just right. Nice job!

 

lol and coilovers

 

I like it too....to late now, can't afford new tires again. peace

 

i am looking into purchasing msw type 12's. I think i am going to go with the 19 x 8 inch sized wheel. Tire Rack recommeneds a 225/35-19 tire. Should i go bigger? If so what Size? Occasionally i trailer a jet-ski which lowers the rear a little bit. My goal is to just fill up the free space in the wheel well better than my stock set.

 

i am looking into purchasing msw type 12's. I think i am going to go with the 19 x 8 inch sized wheel. Tire Rack recommeneds a 225/35-19 tire. Should i go bigger? If so what Size? Occasionally i trailer a jet-ski which lowers the rear a little bit. My goal is to just fill up the free space in the wheel well better than my stock set.

 

Since you're asking about 19" wheels, you probably should have started a new thread. Posting the same question in two old 20" threads won't get you any extra info. Not flaming, just informing.

Here's your answer:
Those Type 12's are 19x8 +45 offset. If you're not dropped, and don't plan on it because of the trailer, then I'd go with 235/35-19 tires. If you plan on a mild drop (Tanabe NF210, Eibach Pro-Kit, or TRD springs), then I'd stick with 225/35-19 since the trailer & gear will pull it down a little more.

 

ncie but tires look reeeeeeeeeeeal thin