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Thread: Anyone know the offset of the standard 16" Tig wheels?

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    245/45/19s seem to get pretty close to the right rolling diameter as factory and readily available. Ideally if there was such a size as a 225/50/19 I would run that to reduce the weight of the wheel/tyre combo and lets face it, even when chipped that is plenty of tyre for a Tiguan.

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    I'm pretty much set on 18" rims....I think....LOL. Tyre size wise for 18" 235/50/18 seems to be about right and readily available. What sort of price are you looking at for the tyres for the 19"s?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paragon View Post
    245/45/19s seem to get pretty close to the right rolling diameter as factory and readily available. Ideally if there was such a size as a 225/50/19 I would run that to reduce the weight of the wheel/tyre combo and lets face it, even when chipped that is plenty of tyre for a Tiguan.
    yep I agree 100%, 225 is plenty.

    any thoughts of what brand/series tyres?

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    I don't think anyone makes a 225/50/19 John (well, possibly but not easily available). I've been looking at the Kumho Ecsta SPT in 235/50/18, look to be about $170-180 a corner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pullstarter View Post
    I've been looking at the Kumho Ecsta SPT in 235/50/18, look to be about $170-180 a corner.
    Mmmm, where did you get this price from? Kumho's are not quite as good as the Yokohama Advans or the Goodyear DS-G3s but they are not bad either. And for less than half the price thats got to be something to consider. Was middle of the field in the last Tyre test and not too far off the winning pace as far as I can remember.

    I was going to go for the Goodyears at $480 each but see no reason not to go with Ecstas if I can get them in Brisbane for under $200 each ..... I know youre in Canberra but if it is a national tyre chain maybe similar prices can apply here ....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharkie View Post
    Mmmm, where did you get this price from? Kumho's are not quite as good as the Yokohama Advans or the Goodyear DS-G3s but they are not bad either. And for less than half the price thats got to be something to consider. Was middle of the field in the last Tyre test and not too far off the winning pace as far as I can remember.

    I was going to go for the Goodyears at $480 each but see no reason not to go with Ecstas if I can get them in Brisbane for under $200 each ..... I know youre in Canberra but if it is a national tyre chain maybe similar prices can apply here ....
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