Calling all 18" riders
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I just emailed someone at Pirelli. Once I have a reply, I will post.
I run on Pirelli Zero Neros 225/40/18.
I heard that 38 psi was good. I used to always run my stocks at 32 psi.
I want to know also as my tires are very new (3 months)
I run on Pirelli Zero Neros 225/40/18.
I heard that 38 psi was good. I used to always run my stocks at 32 psi.
I want to know also as my tires are very new (3 months)
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Originally posted by synth19
this is like a call to pussies.... tru ballers go with dubs
this is like a call to pussies.... tru ballers go with dubs
Rougher ride
Fitment issues
More expensive tires
Much smaller selection of tires
And don’t forget the greater likelihood of bending a Rim or blowing a tire
Other then THAT, yes they look GREAT
PS…. I run 35-PSI in my “tiny” 18” Wheels
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dubs are for suvs u bitch we buy acuras for ride comfort and luxury not to be blinging. Im a fan of 20s but not in a coupe. why dont u go get some spinners too synth19 u ghetto ass
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Originally posted by synth19
this is like a call to pussies.... tru ballers go with dubs
this is like a call to pussies.... tru ballers go with dubs
I bet you'de like 22" spinners, have some ghetto decals on the sides of your car, and blast the mucic at full volume with the windows down... am I right?
Funny how people that post stuff like this would never say anything remotely similar to this to anyone in person.
Otherwise, it'd be lights out!
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who mentioned 19's? I'm talking dubs baby!
Originally posted by Shawn S
Sure, 19’s look much better when the car is parked for photos, but when you’re actually DRIVING it you have to deal with all the problems.
Rougher ride
Fitment issues
More expensive tires
Much smaller selection of tires
And don’t forget the greater likelihood of bending a Rim or blowing a tire
Other then THAT, yes they look GREAT
PS…. I run 35-PSI in my “tiny” 18” Wheels
Sure, 19’s look much better when the car is parked for photos, but when you’re actually DRIVING it you have to deal with all the problems.
Rougher ride
Fitment issues
More expensive tires
Much smaller selection of tires
And don’t forget the greater likelihood of bending a Rim or blowing a tire
Other then THAT, yes they look GREAT
PS…. I run 35-PSI in my “tiny” 18” Wheels
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