I am just wondering I am wondering what size tires schould I use on a EG Hatch with a 2.5" drop I am just wondering what size tires schould I use I will list three sizes can you tell me if they will all fit and what would look best.

195-50-15
195-55-15
205-50-15

 

its not what looks best but what fits best!

The best "looking" size and correct size for your car is 195-50-15.

 

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195-50-15
195-55-15
205-50-15</TD></TR></TABLE>
disagree most would agree that the 205/50/15 looks best on a civic

 

What are you talking about! Actually on most wheels the 205-50-15 look like is has very fat sidewall! I think it look horrible unless you have 15x7 wheels.

Also get the correct tire size for your car, never mind how it look but more on how it performs!

 

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Also get the correct tire size for your car, never mind how it look but more on how it performs!</TD></TR></TABLE>



Stick with 195/50-15 tires for your car.

(195/55-15 and 205/50-15 are good sizes for Integras, but are too large for your '92-95 Civic.)

 

195-55-15 look nice too!!

 

they may look nice to you, but they won't perform as well as the 195-50-15. Also you speedometer will be off as well as you will have slightly slower acceleration!

 

what brand of tires would you suggest to use I am looking for a good daily driving tire

 

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but higher top speeeeeeed!

 

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If you have separate tires (or a different car) for winter, so these will never be used in snow, I recommend the Kumho SPT (USD58/tire in 195/50-15 at the Tire Rack) or Yokohama ES100 (USD52/tire).

If you have to use these tires all year round, including snow and winter conditions, you will need all-season tires, in which case I recommend the Toyo Proxes 4, USD51/tire in 195/50-15 at onlinetires.com

 

195/50/15 are best IMO...

thats wat i rock all day everyday..

 

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thats wat i rock all day everyday..



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are those SI wheels polished??