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Okay i finally got enough money to buy rims, and i am torn as to get 17" or 18" my car is dropped pretty low i am wondering how bad 18"s rub with 215/40 tiers on them?

 
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if your gonna use for daily driving go for 17" if not go for 18"

 
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Go with the 18", you will thank yourself later. The 215/40-18 is kind of thick and may rub if it is that low. What about a 215/35-18 tire?

 
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i have heard that with 215/35 the rim can get craked or bent easy. it will be my daliy driver but i think 18"s would give me that aggressive look[IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG]

 
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of course with low profile tires it easy to bent your rims cuz with low profile there barely any rubber, but ill go with 18"

 
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go with the 18's and just make sure you have the correct tire pressure at all times. Like 666 said, you'll thank
yourself later.

 
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i love my 18's even with 40 series i wish i had a little more rubber

 
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18s..looks better

 
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I would get 18" why cause when you get 17 people are going to be telling you hey that looks like 16. Check out MWheels

 
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Yeah I say 18" they were too expensive when I got mine or I would have got them. But it depends where you live 18" rims would bend in OR unless you had 40.

Nick

 
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18s!! Look alot better! I'm on 35's and my roads hee aren't that great. U know after you buy the 17s you are gonna wish you got the 18s!

 
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I like my 17's. Although I also bought pretty lightweight 17's at 15.5lbs. I also bought 215/45-17 tires. I had this one run-in with a curb and my tires cushioned the blow enough that I didn't kill my wheels. It was a very big blow too. Try 20mph or so... If you're into performance then 17's are pretty much the biggest that you should get. They're good for autocrossing, although a lot of people run 16's too. Eh, whatever...

 
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Hey thanks guys i think i know witch size to get now (18")!!! i post pics soon.

 
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IMO, that depends on the tire size.