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    Michelin PS2?

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    Quote Originally Posted by free2d View Post
    Michelin PS2?
    Don't think you'll be able to get Michelin PS2 at 300 per corner.
    euro77 by Jimmy (toE)

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    What about tyre weights? Which tyres are lighter than others? The 17" rims are about 10kg in weight (about 1kg more than the 16") so I want to make sure that the tyres I put on aren't too heavy. They look awesome compared to the 16" rims. Can't wait to put them on. They should increase overall grip a lot.

    Will it still be ok for me to use the 16" space saver spare? The overall diameter will increase 0.54cm according to my calculations - From 205/55/16R to 225/45/17R.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sodaz View Post
    What about tyre weights? Which tyres are lighter than others? The 17" rims are about 10kg in weight (about 1kg more than the 16") so I want to make sure that the tyres I put on aren't too heavy. They look awesome compared to the 16" rims. Can't wait to put them on. They should increase overall grip a lot.

    Will it still be ok for me to use the 16" space saver spare? The overall diameter will increase 0.54cm according to my calculations - From 205/55/16R to 225/45/17R.
    You need to check with each tyre manufacturer about tyre weight. There is a huge variance across the brands and many do not publish that info anyway.

    And yes you can still use the space saver but the car will probably not track straight due to the difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yfin View Post
    You need to check with each tyre manufacturer about tyre weight. There is a huge variance across the brands and many do not publish that info anyway.

    And yes you can still use the space saver but the car will probably not track straight due to the difference.
    Cheers mate. I'll start researching!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sodaz View Post
    What about tyre weights? Which tyres are lighter than others? The 17" rims are about 10kg in weight (about 1kg more than the 16") so I want to make sure that the tyres I put on aren't too heavy. They look awesome compared to the 16" rims. Can't wait to put them on. They should increase overall grip a lot.

    Will it still be ok for me to use the 16" space saver spare? The overall diameter will increase 0.54cm according to my calculations - From 205/55/16R to 225/45/17R.
    Put the space saver on the rear (like you are supposed to) and it'll be ok at a speed limit of at up 70km/h I think. Too bad with RWD vehicles, you need a full sized spare.
    Last edited by aaronng; 10-06-2007 at 10:37 PM.
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    Stocky CL9 - 1:17.2

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    I'm running conti sport contact 2s but a bit pricey.Dunlop sport Maxx seem to get a good rap!!consider them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by euro77 View Post
    Don't think you'll be able to get Michelin PS2 at 300 per corner.

    I have PS2s, they're ~ $450-$500 a pop in 225/45/17. Great tyre though......if you're willing to cough up. I'm not sure I will be next tyre change tough!

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