tire size selection?
#1
Khmer Pride
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tire size selection?
i got a type-s wheels with 55 offset for 3.2tl
im looking at these sizes
215/50/17
215/45/17
215/40/17
so which better? i looking for better threads als, all season, i found some nitto for a decent price. and i got a hook up to install tires to my wheel for free
im looking at these sizes
215/50/17
215/45/17
215/40/17
so which better? i looking for better threads als, all season, i found some nitto for a decent price. and i got a hook up to install tires to my wheel for free
#2
i got a type-s wheels with 55 offset for 3.2tl
For style and performance, you go with the low profile tires.
The down size is, the thread tends to wear out quicker than the high profile one.
The ride quality sucks.
Also, if you step on a nail then thats it, it will deflat fast.
For last lasting threads, Id go with the high profile tires.
Pros:
These tires has high, thick walls. It gives good ride quality.
If you step on a nail, the tire tends to deflate slower.
Con:
Its ugly.
Thats just my opinion.
#4
Safety Car
Originally Posted by KrayzieDxC
i got a type-s wheels with 55 offset for 3.2tl
im looking at these sizes
215/50/17
215/45/17
215/40/17
so which better? i looking for better threads als, all season, i found some nitto for a decent price. and i got a hook up to install tires to my wheel for free
im looking at these sizes
215/50/17
215/45/17
215/40/17
so which better? i looking for better threads als, all season, i found some nitto for a decent price. and i got a hook up to install tires to my wheel for free
It will be slightly off if you go with the others. If you want a low pro tire, go with a 225/45.
You also have a lot more choices with 225/45. 215/50 is kind of a little used size.
#5
215/50 is good if you live in an area with terrible roads. ive had 215/45 and hit a pothole and cracked my wheel. 215/50 is thick and might look a 'bit" ugly but its better to be safe so you wont bend your wheel.
#6
You can "step" on nails in a car?
The reason I mention that is from my experience with both types.
Everytime I use the low profile, if a nail punctures my tire, I get an instant flat.
But with the high type, I dont even noticed it until I get home and wake up the next morning. And what sucks is, I'm late for work from chaging the damn tires.
#7
Khmer Pride
Thread Starter
thanxs guy for the help. i think i'll go for 225/45 toyo prox,
who ever have type-s rims please post what tires size u have or a pic..just would like to see how it would look like.
who ever have type-s rims please post what tires size u have or a pic..just would like to see how it would look like.
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