225/50 16's - Rub on a Type-S?
Heya folks. Been a while since I've posted on Honda Tech. 
My father is ready for new tires for his RSX-S, and has tasked me with looking for them. He doesn't want to get extreme, but I'd like to resize his tires a little bit. He's on stock rims of course.
On my R, my first set of new tires had me upsize the width just a little, while cutting the height a tad to counteract the width increase (went from 195/55s to 205/50s). I'd like to do something similar with his RSX, but the tires I'm looking at don't necessarily come in those sizes.
I'm thinking 225/50 16s for him, but want to make sure they won't rub or otherwise be a nuisance.
Has anyone run this size successfully, or is there another tire size in 16s that you'd suggest for a little better tire width without increasing the height of the rubber. I'd like to make sure his handling doesn't suffer (naturally, I'd hope for a slightly better bit of handling from a new tire size choice) but would like to improve a touch on the stock settings.
Thanks for the help folks.

My father is ready for new tires for his RSX-S, and has tasked me with looking for them. He doesn't want to get extreme, but I'd like to resize his tires a little bit. He's on stock rims of course.

On my R, my first set of new tires had me upsize the width just a little, while cutting the height a tad to counteract the width increase (went from 195/55s to 205/50s). I'd like to do something similar with his RSX, but the tires I'm looking at don't necessarily come in those sizes.
I'm thinking 225/50 16s for him, but want to make sure they won't rub or otherwise be a nuisance.
Has anyone run this size successfully, or is there another tire size in 16s that you'd suggest for a little better tire width without increasing the height of the rubber. I'd like to make sure his handling doesn't suffer (naturally, I'd hope for a slightly better bit of handling from a new tire size choice) but would like to improve a touch on the stock settings.Thanks for the help folks.
I figured that would be overboard, too bad I can't get 215s in that size. 
No worries, will stick with stock tire sizes for 'em then.
Thanks for the help.

No worries, will stick with stock tire sizes for 'em then.
Thanks for the help.
I've heard that unless your lowered without a correct camber adjustment, only then will it rub. Even though I've heard this many times, I'm still hesitant.
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