FS-P205/40ZR17-Hurcules
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FS-P205/40ZR17-Hurcules
Four Hurcules G5000Z tires. Bought a set of wheels, tires came with them, wrong size for my car (7th gen). No plugs or camber wear, lots of tread left, I'll measure tomorrow. Last owner said used for one season so they are in pretty good shape. Lookng for $225 OBO. Already took off the rims, ready for pick up.
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Originally Posted by nitehawk
why are they the wrong size for your car?
...because the recommended tire size for 17" rims on a 7th gen is 215/45/17. call any Honda dealership and they will confirm this.
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Rep Power: 0 dibs!!!! check your pm dude. Can you send me some pics? heres my email: gagu_boy@hotmail.com
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Rep Power: 0 The reason I'm selling them is to get the 215/45ZR17. I have Tien S-tech's so the 205/40 looks way too small. Crazy gap. If the car was lower then ya, I'd keep them. shifty Pm'd ya back, can get pics up tonight.
3 tires are approx 85-90%, 1 tire is approx 70%.
3 tires are approx 85-90%, 1 tire is approx 70%.
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Rep Power: 0 yeah, the difference between 215/45 and 205/40 is about half an inch, more really on preference than "official size". Speed reading would change too. When you upsize it already changes the balance and weight of the whole system compared to OEM equipment, anyway.
