(which comes every once in a while; not a daily habit.) I just wanna get some ideas before I get new tires.Post Title: Re: (240sxlover239)
Posted by: NismoDriver240 at 12:20 AM 5/16/2008
The rears you can fit 65s on. Thats what i run.
Post Title: Re: Max stock tire size on stock rims? (S13xCrazy)
Posted by: RedSubdivisions at 10:31 PM 5/15/2008
| Quote, originally posted by S13xCrazy » |
| the fronts you cannot go any bigger with stock suspension. The rears you can fit 65s on. Thats what i run. |
So basically 205/60/15 in the front and 205/65/15 in the back?
Post Title: Re: Max stock tire size on stock rims? (240sxlover239)
Posted by: S13xCrazy at 10:37 PM 5/15/2008
why would you run 65series...?? elaborate plz
....205 is what i run up front ..and 215 50 15 is what i run in the rear...
Post Title: Re: (xckid)
Posted by: RedSubdivisions at 12:17 AM 5/16/2008
| Quote, originally posted by xckid » |
| holy large sidewall batman thats a big one..
....205 is what i run up front ..and 215 50 15 is what i run in the rear... |
You run this on stock rims? The reason why I'm asking is because I plan to have the tires a little bit bigger in the back whenever I decide to dorifto. (which comes every once in a while; not a daily habit.) I just wanna get some ideas before I get new tires.
Post Title: Re: (240sxlover239)
Posted by: NismoDriver240 at 12:20 AM 5/16/2008
yes, there IS an engine under that hood 
Post Title: Re: (240sxlover239)
Posted by: xckid at 12:32 AM 5/16/2008
| Quote, originally posted by 240sxlover239 » |
You run this on stock rims? The reason why I'm asking is because I plan to have the tires a little bit bigger in the back whenever I decide to dorifto. |
you confuse me your going with a bigger sidewall in the back to drift??? why...your going to have alot of sidewall flex unless your pumping up those babies with mad psi lol ...........
| Quote, originally posted by NismoDriver240 » |
| 215/70r15 rear 195/65r15 front yes, there IS an engine under that hood |
| Quote, originally posted by xckid » |
| what to go mudding i know a few places |
i'm all set lol. they got rid of my fender gap and the car still appears to be the same height. im just gunna blow these tires since im getting new wheels and tires soon, but they fit on with no rub or anything!
Post Title: Re: (xckid)
Posted by: sr20deTsomeday118 at 9:17 AM 5/20/2008
| Quote, originally posted by xckid » |
....205 is what i run up front ..and 215 50 15 is what i run in the rear... |
pics or ban 
Post Title: Re: (sr20deTsomeday118)
Posted by: nissanman04 at 9:21 AM 5/20/2008
I think I'm on 195/60/15 right now, but dont quote me on that lol
Post Title: Re: (Dazzla)
Posted by: nifares240 at 7:45 PM 12/19/2008
mine are 205's and they seep out beyong the rim lip
Post Title: Re: (s13gebala)
Posted by: SR20S13 at 9:35 AM 12/23/2008
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Post Title: Re: (SR20S13)
Posted by: nifares240 at 8:37 PM 12/23/2008
Positives:
wider contact patch - therefore -better rear end traction
looks better if u like a wider than stock tire
also looks good from certain angles
shorter sidewall, but more sidewall flex could be a possibility(although i get less flex on my 215's than my tall azz 195 60's)- it depends on sidewall of specific tire
Negatives:
speedometer shows a little faster
looks ugly to me from side view b/c doesnt fill up fender gap ontop and on sides...(see first pic)- and they balloon
less sidewall cushion (not a big deal)
may get some understeer
here are my pics
Modified by 240Chris at 9:16 PM 1/12/2009
Modified by 240Chris at 3:41 PM 9/15/2009
Post Title: Re: (240Chris)
Posted by: MeanGreenS13 at 4:41 AM 1/27/2009
For example: a 195/60/15 ES100 has a tread width of 6.8" and a measuring rim width of 6" which is 88% of 6.8".
Nissan new what they were doing when they equiped the OEM wheels with that tire size. Just put some sticky rubber on there and you'll be golden.
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