Anyone here with 14" wheels?
better ask the DX guys..just joking
you probably wont see a big cut down on weight with 14's
watch out the brake, most aftermarket brake upgrade wont clear the 14's
you probably wont see a big cut down on weight with 14's
watch out the brake, most aftermarket brake upgrade wont clear the 14's
DX represent! (Well, Canadian LX, but whatever)
I'm running 185/75/R14s I believe, and I hate them. I can't find a decent set of tires I want in 14s. The ride is fine, I guess. The handling is horrible, but it may just be the tires I have right now. There is very little grip, I can squeal them just by taking a 90 degree turn at 35-40 KM/h.
However, steelie 14s are great winter wheels. I've never had any problems with ice and snow getting packed on, which is a nice plus up here.
I'm running 185/75/R14s I believe, and I hate them. I can't find a decent set of tires I want in 14s. The ride is fine, I guess. The handling is horrible, but it may just be the tires I have right now. There is very little grip, I can squeal them just by taking a 90 degree turn at 35-40 KM/h.
However, steelie 14s are great winter wheels. I've never had any problems with ice and snow getting packed on, which is a nice plus up here.
185 70R14.... I have them and the car rides OK but the 15" are a lot better as there is a lot less tire flex and you still have an excellent quality ride
I'm not planning on do much to the Accord, just keeping it a daily driver. I have 195-60-14 Azenis on an Integra and it grips well. It's a little sluggish around corners compare to 15" wheels/tires though. Just wondering if it's the same with the Accord.
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