195/60/15
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195/60/15
I have a LX, and have 15x6.5 rims and a two inch drop. I had 195/50/15 on the rims before and there was still some wheel gap, i was wondering if 195/60/15 would fill in the gap or should i go bigger, if so what size?
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From: Nunya, U.S. Virgin Islands, US
Rep Power: 0 That depends on what kind of look you're goin for.
If I were you I'd just save that money and buy some bigger rims (17s maybe?) and some 40 or 45 series tires.
That's just my opinion though....
If I were you I'd just save that money and buy some bigger rims (17s maybe?) and some 40 or 45 series tires.
That's just my opinion though....
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the difference in the two is 10 cm. just take the ones you have now and add 5cm to the side wall . measure it to the existing tire and you will get a good idea of what it will look like
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Rep Power: 0 you can cram 215's in there. I had 215, 16, 45, no problems, I am going to get 195 15 55 now. I dented all 4 of my rims and am getting new ones. 225 on 16's are too big. I had that and had to dremel my rear fender in a 1/4 in.
You are all good.
You are all good.
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I know CivicSouldaEX and TopFuel both have 205/50/15 and 205/60/15 on their EX steelies.. 100% safe
CivicSouldaEX works for America Tire's Co. so he knows what's safe and not... [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]
Either way works.
CivicSouldaEX works for America Tire's Co. so he knows what's safe and not... [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]
Either way works.
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Rep Power: 0 then That is what I will do. I am getting Konig Heliums 15" (10.6 lbs). I know the wider the tire the better turning, but easier to hydroplane. But I think I will go with 205 as well. most likely with a aspect ratio of 55 to 60.
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