u guys happen to know what size tire this is... pmd the dude but never answered
a little help????

 

195/60/14
190/65/14?????

 

looks like 185/60

 

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u think 195/60 would be to big or better???
anyone else???

 

i think the stock size for that car is 185/65 but i think he used the 185/60 to go a little lower profile for the looks.

 

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alrighty then thanks

 

It's impossible to tell for sure from the photo of the car.

 

yea maybe but what do u say about 195/60/14 or 195/65/14??? whats ur suggestion?

 

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I'm not sure I understand your question.

Do you have a car for which you're trying to figure out what tire size to use? If so, what kind of car (year, model, version)?

 

the picture i showed is the exact same car.. so are the wheels i just need a tire size.
98 civic ex!

 

The info in the FAQ answers your question and tells you the best 14" sizes for your car.

Stickied at the top of this forum is the FAQ topic:

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What size tires should I get?

The proper size depends on your car, not just the wheels you are using.

For a CRX, del sol, or pre-'96 Civic, the following sizes are usually best:

13" - 175/70-13
14" - 185/60-14, 195/55-14
15" - 195/50-15
16" - 205/40-16

<FONT SIZE="4">For an Integra or '97-00 Civic, the following sizes are usually best:

14" - 185/65-14, 195/60-14</FONT>
15" - 195/55/15, 205/50-15
16" - 205/45-16, 215/45-16
17" - 205/40/17
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The best 14" tires are available in 195/60-14 but not 185/65-14, so get 195/60-14. These are:

- If you want the absolutely best traction on dry pavement, you don't care about wet traction or how long they last, and you don't need to use them in snow, get the Falken Azenis RT-615. Outstanding dry traction, so-so in rain, last 10-12K miles. $61/tire in 195/60-14 at Vulcan Tire.

- If you want very good dry pavement traction, but you also care how well they do in rain and/or how long they last, and you don't need to use them in snow, get the Yokohama ES100. Very good dry traction, excellent in rain, last 25-40K miles. $75/tire in 195/60-14 at the Tire Rack.

- If you need to use these tires in snow and frigid cold during the winter as well as in moderate to warm temperatures the rest of the year, then you need all-season tires. You probably don't need all-seasons in Phoenix, unless you travel to northern locations during the winter, but if you do, get the Bridgestone Potenza RE960AS Pole Position. Best all-season tire available in 14" sizes, last 30-50K miles. $68/tire in 195/60-14 at the Tire Rack. They have a $75 rebate on a set of four which brings the price down to $49 each. (You could also get these if you want to save a hundred bucks over the ES100, if you don't care that they don't perform quite as well as the ES100; they're still better than most other all-seasons.)

 

^^^^ damn thanks...
so there it is 195/60 Azenis
THANKS