1.9% difference in tire diameter compared to stock tire's diameter

[StingaGT]

is 1.9% of difference really significant?
I'm trying to put 275/30R19 to my aftermarket rim (9.5*19) but the calculator shows it will have 1.9%difference compared to stock tire which is 255/35R19 (for rear)
I used Tire Size Calculator to calculate and it 275/30R19 isn't highlighted in green.
I wonder if this much of difference is significant enough to mess up traction control and abs.
I appreciate your thoughts.

 

[Stinger GT SS]

I’m running 245/35/19 up front & 275/30/19 on rears, which maintains almost OE rolling diameter & this was the recommendation from my tyre shop when I got new wheels & tyres.
I’ve had no issues since have them fitted June last year.

 

[StingaGT]

I’m running 254/35/19 up front & 275/30/19 on rears, which maintains almost OE rolling diameter & this was the recommendation from my tyre shop when I got new wheels & tyres.
I’ve had no issues since have them fitted June last year.

Sweet! 255/35R19 & 275/30R19 setup is exactly what I had in mind.
thanks for your input

 

[Stinger GT SS]

Sweet! 255/35R19 & 275/30R19 setup is exactly what I had in mind.
thanks for your input

So to confuse you, it was a typo on my behalf bu my front should read: 245/35/19.
I’ve edited it

 

[StingaGT]

So to confuse you, it was a typo on my behalf bu my front should read: 245/35/19.
I’ve edited it

I see. I would recommend getting 255/35R19 next time. It's got less diameter difference compared to stock and you will get a bit more grip.

 

[Stinger GT SS]

That’s good info, thanks.

 

[RUFFSTUFF]

It's all good until you realize that the tire sizes stamped on the sidewall are not an exact measurement of the tire's actual size. Brand to brand, model to model...

 

[turboAWD]

255 can be really hard to fit on the front. I ended up getting 245-40-18 and 285-35-18 (wanted 18s for my "track" wheels due to cheaper tires, etc). 245-35-19 and 285-30-19 are also VERY close to each in size and should fit. Like 0.5mm different (0.08%).

In general, as long as both front and rear tires are within 1% of EACH OTHER, that's what's needed, even if they are both 5% or more different from stock - some people have gone from 26.1" to almost 27" because they wanted the car a little higher. As long as front and rear are within 1% of each other, shouldn't be a problem.

 

[YOWStinger]

I'm oversized, no issues here with abs or ecs

 

[nhcowboy28]

I'm oversized, no issues here with abs or ecs

I’m oversized too. I haven’t seen my abs in 25 years.

 

[westcoastGT]

I’m oversized too. I haven’t seen my abs in 25 years.

.............have you blown a tire ...............or anything else ??

 

[YOWStinger]

.............have you blown a tire ...............or anything else ??

I’ve had a spare tire on for years

 

[nhcowboy28]

.............have you blown a tire ...............or anything else ??

Oh sweet west coast... have you forgotten our time together?

 

[Hockster]

People brag about having 6 packs abs, pfft, I have a full keg.

 

[westcoastGT]

Oh sweet west coast... have you forgotten our time together?

.................I miss you too , you old cow poke !!