Tire question
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205/60 = 123mm sidewall height
15" inch rim = 381mm
overall height = 504 mm
205/45 = 92.25mm sidewall height
16" inch rim = 406.4mm
overall height 498.65 mm
the steelie height is only 6 mm taller than what you have now
15" inch rim = 381mm
overall height = 504 mm
205/45 = 92.25mm sidewall height
16" inch rim = 406.4mm
overall height 498.65 mm
the steelie height is only 6 mm taller than what you have now
yeah, im sure you'll rub a bit, but it wont be un-driveable. you'll probably just use a smaller turning radius to keep the tires off of your fenders, or raise the ride up a lil bit to clear until your get your situation all sorted out
Slammed94
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YEEEAAAAAAA.
1. that wouldnt work cuz the back is much widwer than the front
2. NO donut/steelie
but thanks for trying. lol
got two new tires. problem solved. but in the process but two repeat two sets of steelies which did not fit.
I have for sale
(4)
15 inch steelies one will need a tire soon. 4 x 114.3
and
(4)
13 inch steelies with brand new tires. 4 x 100
1. that wouldnt work cuz the back is much widwer than the front
2. NO donut/steelie
but thanks for trying. lol
got two new tires. problem solved. but in the process but two repeat two sets of steelies which did not fit.
I have for sale
(4)
15 inch steelies one will need a tire soon. 4 x 114.3
and
(4)
13 inch steelies with brand new tires. 4 x 100
Better to use 2 same size wheels/tires in the front where the drivetrain is driving the wheels than in the back where they're just spinning freely.
Post in the for sale thread.YEEEAAAAAAA.
1. that wouldnt work cuz the back is much widwer than the front
2. NO donut/steelie
but thanks for trying. lol
got two new tires. problem solved. but in the process but two repeat two sets of steelies which did not fit.
I have for sale
(4)
15 inch steelies one will need a tire soon. 4 x 114.3
and
(4)
13 inch steelies with brand new tires. 4 x 100
And why are you running a staggered setup on a FWD car?
