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    tire size help

    i have a set of 15x6 34mm offset wheels and was wondering what would be a good tire size? i was thinking of 225/50/15?

    thanks
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    225 is way too wide for a 6inch wheel. Personally, I wouldn't go wider than 205.

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      205/50/15
      My ride History:
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        #4
        195/50/15 lol
        http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=154842

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          #5
          Originally posted by ebethonda91 View Post
          195/50/15 lol

          +1 I wouldn't go any wider on a 195 on a 6" wide wheel.

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            #6
            You can do as wide as 215, but that's pushing it. If you're going with 195, go 195.60.15, that's the correct size. 195.50s will throw the speedometer off due to the smaller circumfrence of the tire.

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              #7
              Originally posted by visualpoet View Post
              You can do as wide as 215, but that's pushing it. If you're going with 195, go 195.60.15, that's the correct size. 195.50s will throw the speedometer off due to the smaller circumfrence of the tire.

              by pushing it do you mean not fitting on the car or the rim?? and the speedometer really doesn't matter to me

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                #8
                fitting on the rim. it would be hella bulgy on the sides. 195/55/15 or 195/60/15 would look best. 60 is stock sidewall height. 55 would be a little smaller.
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                  #9
                  205/55/15 they work well with traction.

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