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    195/60/15 tyres on dc2??

    Hey guys

    I have a set of 195/60/15 tyres laying around at home with at least 90%, from a cd5.

    I was thinking of putting them on my spare 15inch rims and onto the dc2. Would these tyres be ok to drive on since I used to drive on 195/55s, my car is pretty low btw.

    I know I should just buy 195/55s tyres but these are my extra set of rims which sometimes I like to put on when bored Just trying to get some info before buying tyres when I have these laying around.

    So if anybody has done this and would like to share pls do....

    thx

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    yeh you can go to 195 60 no problem

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    It will be fine, I was running the same size tyre on stock dc2 rims for quite awhile. Just looks a little fat on the side. How low is pretty low but?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toilet View Post
    It will be fine, I was running the same size tyre on stock dc2 rims for quite awhile. Just looks a little fat on the side. How low is pretty low but?
    its about 3inchs low, have 17s on it now and tyres are just tucking in.

    do u think it will be scraping when I hit a bump or turning?

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    Only one way to find out, I think I was about that low too, my tyres scrubbed on full lock and it did get slaughtered occasionally on moderate bumps. Nothing serious or unbearable though..

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    its the offset is similar to stock wheels it should be fine!

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    thx for ur input guys, will try to put them on this weekend...
    anyone knows any tyre shops in sydney that does balance and fitting for cheap?

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