MY2005RL

This is my first post..I am buying 20inch ACE Executive rims (chrome) I am putting Faulken tires on as well
I am worried my ride is going to be harsh
Right now its like driving a sofa
Advice please...

037

get A Spec and 18"s...

470hpGS400

iTrader: (1)

To answer the question, 20's do not necessarily equate a rough ride. My 20's were very smooth with Sumitoma HTRZ III tires. They run noticeably rougher now with Kumho tires on there, so it really depends on the tires. I also have A-spec. Once I wear out these Kumho tires (which should be in 3 months) I am going back to the HTRZ IIIs. Those Ace 20's should look good on the RL. Nice style.

MY2005RL

i am paying 1500 for the rims.& about a grand for the Faulklens (no sensors) Any more tire suggestions?
When i bought the car the forum suggested Dunlop 5000
Thats what the dealer put on, I like the ride.
Thanks for eveyones help Appreciate it

037

Michelin Pilot Sport A/S is the best tire I've driven. Next runner up for UHP is Bridgestone 960's.

Ron A

MY2005RL, welcome to the forums, even though this might not be such a good welcoming message.

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470hpGS400

iTrader: (1)

Are you using sensors at all? Very important with lower profile tires as there is little sidewall if things go awry. I bought 4 new sensors for $132 from Tirerack shipped to my door. Worked great with no adapters needed (though I paid $70 for the adapters). Also prevents those annoying warning lights.

Treblig

or A Spec and 19's...

470hpGS400

iTrader: (1)

or A Spec and 20's which is what he is asking about, not 16, 17, 18,19, or 21's.

Chas2

Get the sensors. Aside from the safety aspect, the warning chimes will drive you crazy if you do not have TPMS. If the OEM sensors which are integral to the valve do not fit, there are strap on sensors that will work. Your retailer should be able to fit you up.

Check out the Tire Rack for pictures of how strap on TPMS works.

WholesalePartsGuy

We've got 4 of the OEM sensors you need on the shelf and will match Tirerack's price of $132 plus tax & shipping if you are interested.

MY2005RL

I need to email someone the picture cause dont know how to post,
Can someone help PLEASE.........

Chas2

See the sticky at Photographs forum. I think you have to have more posts before we can PM

https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-photograph-gallery-91/how-post-pictures-497052/