floatfisher

I was going through the archives and found most threads regarding tire brand/tire size either old or condradicting. I will be shopping for tires for these rims and I'm a little concerned about rubbing.

My car is lowered just a bit, and I wanted to know tire brand and tire size that some of you are using with this offset. I dont want to spend a **** load of money on tires to only find out the tires rub. Pls note rolling fenders is not an option.

Thanks in advance,
Joe

NZ-DB8R

I would say that 205/45 would fit nicely, the camber will tuck them in at the back.

I friend of mine is running 17x7.5" +42 with 205/40 and they dont rub

get RIGHT

You will want either 215/45/16 or 205/45/16 sized rubber. For example, JDM ITR's come stock with 215's. You will not rub with either of these sizes.

'00_GSR/R

Im lowered on 20/40/17's too and don't rub. I would go with the 215/45/16 if I was running 16's.

BoS_DC2

For those, I'd go with the 205/45R16s

YellowKahuna

I can't blame you cause searching for stuff on this site sucks Donky Kong Sack, Whatever vB BLOWS

Here you go

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1858833

vxhatched

205-45-16 will work well. with a 16x7 with a +43 offset you will not have to mess with your fenders. I have the same thing but in the Rota flix, sports bronze. I am lowered on Tein greens. It will only rub on steep driveways and not by much.

civicsisi

anyone try squeezing a 225 45 16 tire on with these particular wheels or any +43(or similar) offset wheel? ive searched this before but the results always vary from rubbing, rubbing only at full lock, and no rubbing.
I realize it depends on how low your car is, camber, and if you have rolled fenders but it would be nice to see some ppl post this info as well as some pics.

Mr.OB*GYN_Rhett

iTrader: (2)

Dont run a 205 on this car. 215/45 is ideal. If the Kumho SPT is still offered in that size, good choice, cheap.

RockinaRHard

Same size wheels on my ITR with 205/45-16s and not an issue, The car is about two inches lower then stock on stiff spring with out ever rubbing.

Dont run a 205 on this car. 215/45 is ideal. If the Kumho SPT is still offered in that size, good choice, cheap.

Care to explain?

ITR#00-1077

I have 215/45/16 Hankook Ventus R-S2s on my MF-10s and they rub, but only at near full lock... just because the tires are 215/45s don't mean that they will not rub... all tires are designed differently... I would stay stick with the 205/45 setup for almost any tires... and if you are wanting to run the 215/45 setup, check to see that the tires for that size are near the size of the stock JDM ITR tires because not all 215s will clear the inside fender well of the front wheels... I'm not saying that they won't fit.. my tires fit fine, but when turning it will rub the inside of the well...

omiehomie

im going to have to disagree with you on this one and ken (nsxtacy) can back me up on this. the JDM ITR size on the JDM 16's was 205/45/r16

get RIGHT

Prove me wrong then. I know I am right. JDM ITR's come with 215/45/16's.

jcizzo-R

I know its not Mf10 +43 offset BUT..
they might offer both. MAYBE. My ITR has Parada spec-2 205/45/R16 +50 offset.
rubs on full turns but only on the inner fender.

get RIGHT

Haha. Thats because you are riding round dumped on bumpstops. Raise your car and you won't have that problem. I am still waiting for dude to prove me wrong.

civicsisi

my JDM ITR wheels came with 215 45 16 as well.

jcizzo-R

hahaha.

Morraz3

post more pictures please.. dROOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLL!

jcizzo-R

SORRY guys I REALLY dont mean to thread jack honestly- but heres the link:

https://honda-tech.com/forums/acura-integra-type-r-8/jcs-japanese-honda-integra-type-r-slammmmeedd-2491605/