5.5s are really small, not many (or any) aftermarket companies will make that narrow of a wheel.monkeybear wrote:I can't find any 15x5.5 rims anywhere online, maybe I am just not looking hard enough. For some reason 15x6.5 seems a lot more common.
Are your tires bulging at all?boxcarbill wrote:Pretty sure the sedan and hatch are the same size wheel 15 x 5.5 aluminum or steel.tires 185/65/15.
I got 205/70/15s on my hatch, the stock tires came off at 750 miles.
The ideal wheel width is 6 inches for 205/70/15 tires but the approved wheel width range is 5 to 7. A friend told me the 205/70s look more like the right size for the car than the small 185/65s. No bulging at all. they are fine on the 5.5 inch wheels.nissantech06 wrote:Are your tires bulging at all?
How far is your speedo off?boxcarbill wrote:The ideal wheel width is 6 inches for 205/70/15 tires but the approved wheel width range is 5 to 7. A friend told me the 205/70s look more like the right size for the car than the small 185/65s. No bulging at all. they are fine on the 5.5 inch wheels.
8%. When I'm reading 70 on the speedometer I'm actually doing 75.6.Stock tires are 24.5" OD. The 205/70s are 26.5" OD.nissantech06 wrote:
How far is your speedo off?
So I have to ask and play the devil's advocate here. Why go with wider, higher profile tires on the stock wheels? Why not get a 205/55 or get bigger wheels?boxcarbill wrote:8%. When I'm reading 70 on the speedometer I'm actually doing 75.6.Stock tires are 24.5" OD. The 205/70s are 26.5" OD.