for street tires yeahyokota180sx wrote:235 is the largest id ever go on a 9245 is pushing it
pics of your sidewalls?ddgsxr504 wrote:
You probably have a lower offset which allows you to run more stretch and still look good? 235's work for me, my friend tried to get me to go 225's but then when it compresses it looks kind of sunken (with my set-up at least). One day I would like to get some better wheeld but when the set I have only cost me $350 I can't complain.
audtatious wrote:And don't let a woman drive it when you have the new wheels on it. 2 days after I got my 1st set of rims she had already curbed one 5 minutes after getting into the car.
What width are those wheels? 9/10?sil80drifter wrote:225F and 235R on 18s ftw!
the man's gotta pointyokota180sx wrote:should be everyones priority
Wheels Make a car
you can have the ugliest **** every (take my 180) and put some perfect fitting **** on it, and it looks nice
but if you take a badass car, put some hsitty fitment, it looks horrible.
Shouldn't you want to run the widest tires possible? Better grip, better look. I will say that there is a point where it gets to be too much like putting 19's on a 240/Silvia ect.hannibal wrote:Interesting thread...
I thought it was pretty obvious why people run stretched tires on wide low offset wheels. Ive always wondered why people want such wheels in the first place.
It seems your idea of wheel/tire fitment is based on fitting the widest, lowest offset wheels possible. Thats just not my highest priority.
That's why you learn how to park properly. If you hit a curb parking, then you deserve to have that wheel toast, lol.0wn3r wrote:mehhhh....
go near a curb and that wheel is toast.
yeah, i tend to be too defensive and usually park way beyond 16"ArticDragon192 wrote:
That's why you learn how to park properly. If you hit a curb parking, then you deserve to have that wheel toast, lol.
AZhitman wrote:Also, there's diminishing returns at some point because of increased weight of a wider tire / wheel.
Tire compound is WAY more important than size.
bALLER.yokota180sx wrote:****if i hit a wheeli buy a new one lol
so you chose your car because you already knew how it felt? and not based on how it looked?datsun2401972 wrote:
If you can't tell, I enjoy driving my car for the way it performs, not the way it looks...
your wrongdatsun2401972 wrote:You're right hannibal, it is obvious why people stretch tires: looks and fitment. People have wanted streched tires and a low ride since rap videos came out.
"Wheels make a car".....Thank God auto manufacturers aren't that narrow minded.
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