Right now i'm running 205/65 15, but suppost to have 195/60, and I basically want more of a contact patch. I'm curious how wide of a tire can I run on a stock ex wheel and of course still be safe?
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Originally posted by SleepySteve View PostRight now i'm running 205/65 15, but suppost to have 195/60, and I basically want more of a contact patch. I'm curious how wide of a tire can I run on a stock ex wheel and of course still be safe?
also you might be able to go 215 or 225 if you lower the height. right now 205 with 65 has the tire up close to the knuckle
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205 65 is too tall. You want to drop to between a 205 50 and a 205 60 at MOST. First number is width of tire, second number is percentage of width as sidewall height, so as the tire gets wider, the sidewall number should go lower to keep your tires from getting too tall and REALLY throwing off the speedometer, besides looking like truck tires.
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Originally posted by deevergote View PostIs it really? I didn't know that!
Yeah, that provides a wide tire that doesn't flex too much. Last time I looked, it's a pretty expensive size, because it's pretty uncommon.
and yeah the old ex rim is a 15x5.5 rim not that wide if you get a 5th gen rim liek the 97 se that is 15x6
the jeep rims i have on my car are 15x7 lol
the oddy is a 15x6 or 6.5 if it has the allow rimsback at it again
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Originally posted by illwitit247 View PostIm rockin some 225's. I think 225/45/17
I'm trying to find out if I run the Acura TL OEM 17 x 8 wheels with the stock 235/45/17 tires, will I rub?The Lord watches over me!
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I have 215-45-17 to and they are fine and I am lowered.
Oh and I like those wheels what are they?Last edited by thepowderblue; 08-09-2011, 11:11 PM.
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