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Old Mar 26, 2006
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What tire size???

I bought another pair of 17s for my car. As I look around the site. Some people have 215/45/17s and some have 205/40/17s. What size is better for our cars? Also I know the 215/45/17s on my old wheels didn't affect the speedometer. Would the 205s differ?
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yes. not significantly, try checking out a tire calculator to get somewhat exact measurements. so why not stick with what works?
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