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Thread: Tyres

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    Tyres

    Hey, I was planning to get new wheels very soon, within this or next month's time.

    I want 17"x7" rims for my jazz, and just wondering what's the difference between the 215/40 and the 205/17 tyres?

    I am getting it from www.tempetyres.com.au in Sydney i think.

    I emailed the guy what brand tyres i get and for what car etc etc, he replied it will fit the jazz but only with 205/40 not 215/40... I tried askin him but didn't reply for a wheel...

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    means you can only get the thinner tyre of the two (ie. the 205s)

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    i assume the wider tyre will scrub.

    -2ds

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    i got 17x7 rims equip with 205/40 tyres and i was thinkin to get 215/40
    205/40 just not wide enough....for brand, i reckon Falken would be enough but then i wanna change it to BF Goodrich or Pirelli for better handling....

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    17' are way too big

    get G3
    very good

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    also check out:

    Australia's Best on Canterbury Rd
    www.tyres.com

    Big On tyres (in Moorebank)
    - they have a website too but i cannot find the link

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    Quote Originally Posted by BBC03
    i got 17x7 rims equip with 205/40 tyres and i was thinkin to get 215/40
    205/40 just not wide enough....for brand, i reckon Falken would be enough but then i wanna change it to BF Goodrich or Pirelli for better handling....
    Hey BBC03, is there any drop in power-to-weight ratio with your 17"x7"?
    I had 18"x7", i got rid of them cos they were just too heavy, starting accelerating was like slower than grandma's lil' scooter.

    but it did look nice tho... look at my vBgarage photos.

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    16' is max for jazz
    anything bigger will be a bit ricy

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    I agree with TypeG though....16" is max...Thats what i was going to put on my car...
    but i got myself a racing wheels so its kinda light compared to any other 17"

    with regards to the drop in power to weight ratio... i felt it a bit but it was not much...

    for tyres i recommend a good one if ur lookin for performance...cos i think this is more important than good lookin wheels....Falken is good enough....but i tried pirelli tyres on the handling was just different...especially when jazz steering wheels is that light...

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    flaken is cheap tyres
    only when i cant afford a better one
    bad on wet is an issue

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    the falken azenis is very popular for track days bcos of its fantastic grip. high wear though.

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    but i think he want street use one right?
    205/40/17 is around $600 a set

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