Angryinch

Yes, I would try to stick very very closely to what stock is.

Beherit

I am, just trying to decide if I want to run something like an AR1 in the rear or a drag radial.

Angryinch

AR1 all 4 corners on stock rims and just be careful if you hit a big storm, avoid freeways.

Beherit

lol, that goes without saying. Drag radials can actually be driven in rain, somewhat, the only question is is it stickier than the AR1s.

DemonBarber

Just installed Michelin PS4S today, 265 front and 325 rear, and no issues with fitment. Steering feels more responsive than it did with Goodyear Eagle 1 Supersports. Ride feels slightly more compliant as well.

boredm

pictures ?

DemonBarber

For some reason the website won't let me upload pictures from my phone (android). These sizes give just slightly more protrusion of the sidewall beyond the outer face of the wheel, but not noticeablely different from stock. Probably gives a little more curb protection.