Tires?

nolimits865 · Post by **nolimits865** » July 9th, 2003, 4:39 pm

Somebody i know is going to give me a brand new set of 205/60/15 Will i have any clearance problems?

nolimits865 · Post by **nolimits865** » July 10th, 2003, 5:41 pm

I'm putting the tires on so i guess i'll figure it out myself! Thanks Alot This board is so helpful!!!

Sonicxtacy02 · Post by **Sonicxtacy02** » July 10th, 2003, 5:56 pm

LOL...
this is actually starting to get kinda funny.

Len-Dogg · Post by **Len-Dogg** » July 10th, 2003, 11:20 pm

I guess I should have said no then so that you wouldn't get pissed off. Most of us have 17's, and a few even have 18's, so no, unless you have like a 4 inch drop in your car you aren't going to have any problems with 16' tires.

nolimits865 · Post by **nolimits865** » July 11th, 2003, 2:17 am

No drop just stock susp. thanks for the answer but i already put them on and it fits good espically free new tires! Thanks dude I appreciate your answer

nolimits865 · Post by **nolimits865** » July 11th, 2003, 12:32 pm

by the way they are not 16 they are 15 inch!!

Len-Dogg · Post by **Len-Dogg** » July 11th, 2003, 1:00 pm

Sweet how did you get free tires? I just bought a brand new set of Michellin winter tires (14's) for my winter driving. I paid $200 for the whole set, I think that is a pretty good deal.

nolimits865 · Post by **nolimits865** » July 11th, 2003, 2:50 pm

A friend of mine wrecked his toyota a while back. The other day he wanted to borrow my car for a couple of hours and i kept saying no and then he finally offered them to me to borrow it i said sure. they are futura still had the nipples on them. Got real lucky new tires and my car back in one piece!

Nd4SpdSe · Post by **Nd4SpdSe** » September 1st, 2003, 3:41 am

<blockquote>quote:<hr>Originally posted by Dj Continuum:
hey i got a stupid question.if you say, i bought 17's. then you say, i bought 14's for winter. are the tires the same size? all that is dif are the mags? like..the metal thing in the tire?<hr></blockquote>Buying tires is a seperate thing that buying rimsIf you look at it technically, your speedometer is calibrated for the spinning of the axle @ a pre defined wheels circumference (or diameter). So essentially, you can have any size tire and rim combination, as long as its not smaller or larger than factory spec...for example, say your stock wheel (tire and rim together) diameter is 20", you can have a 5" rim and a 15" tire or a 18" rim and a 2" tire, as long as you dont change your stock's specs, it doesnt matter, you just need to buy the right combination

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