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what is better on a 2000 honda civic 4 door
i am getting DAI RACER mags 16" (15lbs) and i want to know which size tire is better 195/50/16 or 205/45/16 (will the 205s rub the walls when i turn???) which size is better take into consideration that there are many pothole here in Montreal and the tires and mags will catch a beating LOL |
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Re: TIRE SIZES who knows this??
205/40/16 will give you the widest tire without rubbing and the right sidewall height to keep your speedo as accurate as possible.
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Re: Re: TIRE SIZES who knows this??
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I'd get the 16" wheel combination and make sure you get 16x7" with 42-44mm offset to prevent rubbing.
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Re: TIRE SIZES who knows this??
oh...I used one of those tire size calculator things too...
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Re: TIRE SIZES who knows this??
Well it depends on what size the original tires are. Like with the '92-'95 CX and VX; the correct tire size would be 195/50/15. It's because they came with 175/70/13 tires on there. The 175/70/13 would have a radius of 287.1mm. The 195/50/15 would have a radius of 288mm. And the 195/55/15 would have a radius of 297.75mm. So the 195/50/15 would be a lot closer to the 175/70/13, than the 55's. Of course that's not anything to do with the rubbing question, but for speedo and odometer accuracy.
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