thick sidewall
#21
my wheels are exactly the same specs and I have 215-40's. they are a perfect fit to the rims. The ONLY downside I see is that the 45's will be 3.7% bigger diameter, versus my 40's that are only 0.1% bigger. There maybe be a slight loss of pulling power with the bigger tires, but then again, Eric had 19's on his at one time that had to be even BIGGER diameter. Ask him what he thinks about the power loss, if he says its no big deal....then I'd go for the thicker sidewall tires.
I'd be interested in what he says too, I was thinking of 45's the next time.
I'd be interested in what he says too, I was thinking of 45's the next time.
#24
Originally Posted by DR xB
Randode,
Let me know how far your wheels are from the fender flare (width-wise).
I'm wanting to know how a 40 offset will look.
Dean
Let me know how far your wheels are from the fender flare (width-wise).
I'm wanting to know how a 40 offset will look.
Dean
Is that what you wanted to know?
#26
Just for some more reference, here are pics of ScionJohn's xB with a very conservative (as dictated by Work's recommended fitment guide for those wanting a "care-free" setup for every day street use) set of Work Euroline FS wheels in 18x7.5", +32mm, A disk front and rear (same disk front and rear for easy wheel/tire rotations).
More pics at: http://sr20.hybrids.jp/van/scion/scionjohn
More pics at: http://sr20.hybrids.jp/van/scion/scionjohn
#27
Originally Posted by randode
that calculator is sweet. Is anyone actually running a 205/45/17? I dont want to get them and have them not work out, or look stupid or something.
George
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