will 205/45/16 fit 16x8 rim?
Tirerack has 20 listings for summer and all season tires in 205/45/16. Only 2 of those are approved for 8" rims. All the 215/45s they carry have 8" within the rim widths, but there are much fewer, only 6. For that size wheel it seems you would be best off with a 215 or 225, but those sizes do limit your options somewhat.
Im sure you can find some input on what tires will work well for you for what youre doing
*edit* heh, i completely didnt check what car these were going on, ignore me and listen to nsxtasy
Modified by Voyage34 at 9:50 PM 3/23/2006
Im sure you can find some input on what tires will work well for you for what youre doing
*edit* heh, i completely didnt check what car these were going on, ignore me and listen to nsxtasy
Modified by Voyage34 at 9:50 PM 3/23/2006
rims would be for a 96 civic hatch
dont have the rims. just wondering what size tire is best for a 16x8
so would a 215 fit fine?. or would i have to go with a 225 tire?
dont have the rims. just wondering what size tire is best for a 16x8
so would a 215 fit fine?. or would i have to go with a 225 tire?
You're doing it all backwards. FIRST you need to choose the rim diameter, THEN you need to choose the proper size tires for the car (NOT for the rim), and THEN you need to choose the rim width that is best for that size tire.
The best 16" tire size for a '96 Civic Hatchback is 205/40-16. Many of the tires in that size (such as the excellent Kumho Ecsta SPT) are approved for mounting on rims from 16x7 to 16x8. Your best bet is to look up the specs of the exact tire you're planning to use; the specs show the range of approved rim widths for each size.
The best 16" tire size for a '96 Civic Hatchback is 205/40-16. Many of the tires in that size (such as the excellent Kumho Ecsta SPT) are approved for mounting on rims from 16x7 to 16x8. Your best bet is to look up the specs of the exact tire you're planning to use; the specs show the range of approved rim widths for each size.
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