I know the R comes with 195/55R15's, but I was wondering if a 205/50R15 would fit ok? Or if there is a better size to get a little bit wider of a tire on the stock wheel. Any help is appreciated.

-Collins.

 

This has been discussed a lot here. You didn't do a search first, did you?

This recent topic is a good place to start, and there are plenty of others that you'll find by searching. If you still have any questions, come back and we'll talk.

 

205/50/15s will be fine.

 

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I searched

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thank you.

 

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Not very hard, apparently.

Searching in titles only of archived content in the ITR forum:

Your search for tire size returned 53 results.

Your search for 205 returned 35 results.

 

rite on, I didn't try archived content. now stop trying to slap me in the *****.

 

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Stop trying to be a lazy ***.

Did you read the topic for which I gave you the link in my first post? You will find it very helpful.

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You're welcome.

 

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Did you read the topic for which I gave you the link in my first post? You will find it very helpful.
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yea i did.

 

HOLY ****!
another thread about tires for stock wheels?

this gotta stop, please.

 

The following tires fit based on personal experience:

205/50/15 Yok AVS ES100
205/50/15 Bridgestone S03
205/50/15 Kumho V710
225/50/15 Kumho V700 VictoRacer
225/45/15 Hoosier A3S03
205/50/15 Hoosier A3S03
225/45/15 Hoosier A3S04
205/50/15 Hoosier Dirt Stocker
205/50/15 Hoosier Radial Wets
225/50/15 Kumho V710

now shaddap about your little 205s :-)

 

my thought is that if you have the time to respond with a "do a search", you have time to answer a simple question that someone might have who doesn't know as much about an itr as you or the next guy might know off the top of their head.

c'mon guys...EVERYONE starts somewhere!

kepani-who thinks a search is great, but sometimes a "live" question spurns more discussion for learning.

 

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I did. In my first post, I gave him a link that answered the question (and provided various tire recommendations).

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I think you mean "spur" (to incite to action or accelerated growth or development : STIMULATE), not "spurn" (to reject with disdain or contempt : SCORN). Although they are both derived from the same Old English word, their meanings are almost opposite each other within this context.