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Actually, I checked out Tire Rack - Your performance experts for tires and wheels and they list a bunch of wheels for the PT in the 19" size.
The biggest they show is 19x8.5 F&R with +35mm offset, using a 235-35-19F and 245-35-19R (optional if you want to stagger the tire sizes). So looks like I'm good!
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I say the safest sizes to go is 18 front 20 rear.... u can go 19 front but it cuttin it real close....
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I have 20's all around , rides great and looks even better..
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