chickensandwich
05-09-2007, 12:03 PM
ok im looking at buying some 17 inch rims this week due to some debts been paid off, thing is, ive already read this FAQ regarding the issue with tire rub with certain tire combos .... but my problem is that im almost certain im looking at 17 inch rims that are 205/45/17 or 215/45/17
so my question is, i know i know if its NOT listed in the following list, it will rub but i was thinking its more of an issue if you're ridin around in a slammed ride. im currently running stock height but planning to lower it with 1.5 inch springs in the very near future.
so anyways, my real question was can i get away with the 205/45/17 and 215/45/17 with stock height AND 1.5 inch drop height?
much appreciated to the fellas that can help out. and i did post this thread here solely because im looking for a quick response due to the fact the guys thats sellin em is about to leave this area pretty quick.
thanks again,
14" 195/60-14
15" 195/55-15
15" 205/50-15 (195/50-15 not proper plus size, too short)
16" 195/50-16 (a tad taller at +2.0%, 205/45-16 is a better choice)
16" 205/45-16 (205/40-16 not proper plus size, too short)
16" 215/45-16 (a tad taller +1.7%, requires that you have 45mm offset rims)
16" 205/40-16 (Technically not a proper plus size, but not off as much -1.9%
17" 205/40-17 (215/40-17 a tad tall at +2.4% requires 45mm offset)
18" 215/35-18 (requires 45mm offset. NOTE: tire is 3.1% too tall)
so my question is, i know i know if its NOT listed in the following list, it will rub but i was thinking its more of an issue if you're ridin around in a slammed ride. im currently running stock height but planning to lower it with 1.5 inch springs in the very near future.
so anyways, my real question was can i get away with the 205/45/17 and 215/45/17 with stock height AND 1.5 inch drop height?
much appreciated to the fellas that can help out. and i did post this thread here solely because im looking for a quick response due to the fact the guys thats sellin em is about to leave this area pretty quick.
thanks again,
14" 195/60-14
15" 195/55-15
15" 205/50-15 (195/50-15 not proper plus size, too short)
16" 195/50-16 (a tad taller at +2.0%, 205/45-16 is a better choice)
16" 205/45-16 (205/40-16 not proper plus size, too short)
16" 215/45-16 (a tad taller +1.7%, requires that you have 45mm offset rims)
16" 205/40-16 (Technically not a proper plus size, but not off as much -1.9%
17" 205/40-17 (215/40-17 a tad tall at +2.4% requires 45mm offset)
18" 215/35-18 (requires 45mm offset. NOTE: tire is 3.1% too tall)