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    Tire question

    aight im gettin ready to buy some new tires for the accord and i would like to kno what you guys are runnin..i have stock steelie rims..also can you get a thinner tire that doesnt look so much like a donut? lol
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    Narrower tires as in 6.5 inches wide compared to 7 inches, or a 50 series compared to a 55 series? Why would you want to do that, just wondering. Also I'm running a 60 or a 65 series, and I think its a 7 inch wide tire.
    Originally posted by 92dm
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      #3
      Originally posted by bluecb7
      Narrower tires as in 6.5 inches wide compared to 7 inches, or a 50 series compared to a 55 series? Why would you want to do that, just wondering. Also I'm running a 60 or a 65 series, and I think its a 7 inch wide tire.
      are you measuring tires with a ruler? they come with specs printed ont he sidewall.
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        Originally posted by tn_accord
        aight im gettin ready to buy some new tires for the accord and i would like to kno what you guys are runnin..i have stock steelie rims..also can you get a thinner tire that doesnt look so much like a donut? lol
        Your stock tire size will be printed on the label in your driver's side door jamb. Most CB7's come with a 195/60R15 tire stock. It is possible to fit a 185/65R15, which is roughly the same height and a bit narrower.
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          #5
          as for the question asked what are some tires that people are running im trying out some kumho ast 225/50/15 and so far i like um see ive been a fan of cheap and functional for a bit and i always rolled my avs es 100's but Yokohama discontinued them so im trying these cuz a friend up a discount tire recommended them and gave me a baller ass discount ive only been on the tires for a week and a half now so no real feedback but they seem to do decent in wet and pretty good in dry but also i switched from195 to 225 so i added a lil over an inch so traction is def gonna be better

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            #6
            I'm running on 195/60R/15 (stock). They get the job don't look so bad either, i'm waiting to get wider wheels (hopefully slipstreams) to get 205/55/15.
            http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=95021, hope this helps. good luck.

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              i like 205/50/16 on my show rims and i like 205/55/15 on my prelude rims you could get a thinner tire but wider is better
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                #8
                im talkin about a slimmer wall not width
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