tires and rims ??
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tires and rims ??
just wondering if anyone else has heard of 18 inch rims throwing the tire or losing
there bead i want big rims but if its not practical then the hell with it.
any sugestions 17 or 18 and what does everybody like for wet dry traction?
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I haven't heard of people losing tires with 18's, not unless they had absolutely no pressure in the tire. As long as you keep them full of air you shouldn't have a problem. As far as rims, if you are going for show, get the 18's, for go get 16's. 17's are right in the middle but have slowed me down just enough so that I am running the same times as I did before I had my intake and exhaust. I have Nankang tires, made by Yokohama, that came with my wheels from wheelmax. Both traction ratings are A and they grip damn well.
i have 18 inch konig blatant with nankang tires and i dont have any problem with it.
heres my ride
http://www.geocities.com/speedking604
we'll if you wanna buy it you can and i still have reciept.e-mail me if you are interested.only 5000 km use and still very very good condition.
heres my ride
http://www.geocities.com/speedking604
we'll if you wanna buy it you can and i still have reciept.e-mail me if you are interested.only 5000 km use and still very very good condition.
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Since you're a newbie here I'll be nice.
You'll get a lot more answers to your question if you ask in the Wheels, tires, and brakes forum
Good luck. Welcome to the site.
You'll get a lot more answers to your question if you ask in the Wheels, tires, and brakes forum
Good luck. Welcome to the site.
I had 215/35-18 tires on 18" rims on my 7th gen and I drove 16 miles with absolutley no air in the tires (the wheel had a hole in it) and I never had the bead come off the wheel.
If you run a low PSI then yes I can see this happening, not having enough air in your tire to keep the bead seated.
If you run a low PSI then yes I can see this happening, not having enough air in your tire to keep the bead seated.
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