the plate says 225/45/17
but in Newcastle i can get much better tyres for the same price in 235/45/17
has anyone tried this?
heres to hoping they wont rub!
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the plate says 225/45/17
but in Newcastle i can get much better tyres for the same price in 235/45/17
has anyone tried this?
heres to hoping they wont rub!
They wont rub if you are stock heightQuote:
Originally Posted by thomwootton19
the difference in diameter is 5mm
the difference in speed reading is 1.49 % less than 3 %.
thanks dude!
Got hooked up with some Hankook Ventus Evo v12's
Good rubber
^^^^ just don't heat them up too much.
Hi guys, I know this isnt the right place to ask but Whats the specs for the rims on a 7th gen Accord euro Sports rim?
I have looked on google and around ozhonda but i cant seem to find the information i need. I would like to know what
offset it has and what is a good size tyre to use on them. Thinking about buying a set for my Civic
http://site.icbmotorsport.com/Used_J...55offset_4.jpg
Thanks
17x7 +55 I think
Not sure what's a good size tyre you can use... but three doors down, there's a person who drives an FD Civic with those exact rims, might take a look at what tyre size they use for you if I have time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda_FD
Oh ok thanks.
I just bought a gunmetal set of 5 a few days ago with 195/45/17 Perelli P7
so far so good. It would be a nicer if it was widers but im still happy :)
Thanks guys
195's on a set of 7.5 inch wheels?
are they stretched?
195/45/17 is too small for the 17x7+55 wheels.
Your rolling diameter is -4.3% of what it needs to be (http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-...5R17/195-45R17).
Here in NZ stock spec with that wheels shown above using 225/50/17, but most of imported Japan CL7/9s that wheels wrapped with 215/50 or 55/17 (forgot exactly, but I do know for sure the width of the tyres 225 being NZ spec and 215 JDM spec).
That wheel offset is +55