Spare tire question.
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I wouldn't do it yourself less the car is a beater.It entails heating up the paint so it doesn't crack.You only have to do it once,get it done right.17"s are a lot less expensive that 18"s and if ya get the proper offsets,no fender rolling necessary.Better research before doing anything.
#12
I have 17's already, but i want 18's in black. And yes you are right, I do not want to screw anything up. I was talking to the dude from the site I am about to order the wheels, and he told me that they guarantee fitments. But I told him that Im like 1 inch dropped, and he told me that would be a different story then. Dont know what to do.. I dont want to drive around in my freaking spare all year.
#13
Originally Posted by KreativS2K,Jun 23 2009, 11:46 AM
oh wow, since i do not have a manual i did not know. Ill do that today when i get home asap. And what is exactly fender roll?? Can you do that yourself?? The package comes with 255 but you recommend 245 on the rear?
#14
255/35-18's will fit in back.
It's the fronts that are going to be close.
Might go 215/40-18.
Any case, 225/40 fronts would look too big with 245/35 rears (just like 225/45s look too big with 245/40s on17s).
It's the fronts that are going to be close.
Might go 215/40-18.
Any case, 225/40 fronts would look too big with 245/35 rears (just like 225/45s look too big with 245/40s on17s).
#15
Oh yeah, personally I'd go with 17's...
And of course picking the right tire for your wants/needs/usage is the most important thing (after making sure to only run the spare up front!).
And of course picking the right tire for your wants/needs/usage is the most important thing (after making sure to only run the spare up front!).
#16
Originally Posted by ZDan,Jun 24 2009, 04:38 AM
255/35-18's will fit in back.
It's the fronts that are going to be close.
Might go 215/40-18.
Any case, 225/40 fronts would look too big with 245/35 rears (just like 225/45s look too big with 245/40s on17s).
It's the fronts that are going to be close.
Might go 215/40-18.
Any case, 225/40 fronts would look too big with 245/35 rears (just like 225/45s look too big with 245/40s on17s).
Oh yeah and the spare tire is already on the front.
Edit : The offset for the front is 45+ not 43+ I confirmed with Axis. Would this be good enough for 225/40 up front??
#17
Have you checked out the Wheel Fitment Guide stickie?
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=342793
For the front:
205 tires: +43 offset minimum (6.5
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