is this true?
another question i had was if i would be able to fit 205/50R15 tires on my 95 civic coupe without rubbing or turning issues? the car is droped 1.5inches and i have 195/50R15 tires on right now with no rubbing issues what so ever. just wondering if i could fit wider tires on there..
Since we're talking street tires for daily driving, stick with 195/50-15. I'm not sure about rubbing - it's very possible, especially on a lowered car. In addition, the 205/50-15 will make your car accelerate slower (like getting taller gears) and will make your speedometer and odometer inaccurate. The 195/50-15 tires are cheaper, too...
Since we're talking street tires for daily driving, stick with 195/50-15. I'm not sure about rubbing - it's very possible, especially on a lowered car. In addition, the 205/50-15 will make your car accelerate slower (like getting taller gears) and will make your speedometer and odometer inaccurate. The 195/50-15 tires are cheaper, too...
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Is what true?
The only question I see that you asked is about fitment.
Yes, 205/50/15's fit easily!
Everything else you said was basically a statement.
The only question I see that you asked is about fitment.
Yes, 205/50/15's fit easily!
Everything else you said was basically a statement.
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