19x9.5 Rubbing Issue Question

[jplangfo]

Quick question, I'm trying to decide between the Avant Garage m510's in 9.5 or 8.5, and was wondering with a 245 or 255/35/19 tire, will I get any rubbing on stock ride or lowered on coils? I want to avoid going to low or introducing any negative camber, so would just like to have a little flexibility in the future even if I am keeping it stock height for now at least. Just wanted to double check real quick before I hit checkout, thanks in advance for the help

[adamazing]

19 x 9.5 et40 - you can run up to a 255/35 and be perfectly fine at both stock ride height and a decent drop.

[lx4life]

I run 19x10 with a 40 offset and 275 30 in the rear, and up front I run 35 offset with a 5mm spacer on 19x8.5 245 35 tires and I am lowered with STASIS springs. No rub with 4 people in the car.

[SleeperCar]

19x9.5 is a very common wheel size for the b8 a4. Its all about the offset though. ET 35-40 will be in the right range depending on the tire (245-255) is the best options

[Townending]

I'm running 19x9 ET 40 with 265/35/19. Very very minimal rubbing in the rear on dips, 255 should be a safe size.

[zxg01]

19 x 9.5 et40 - you can run up to a 255/35 and be perfectly fine at both stock ride height and a decent drop.

That's the 510s I'm running with no issues

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