Quick question, my car is lowered almost 2", do you think 205/60/15 size tires on stock ex alloys will fit OK without rubbing, or would a smaller tire choice be better like 205/50/15 or 195/50/15? They didn't have any 205/55/15s in stock and I need the tires today


Modified by p0pe at 1:45 PM 8/15/2003

 

the 50 series will give you horrendus fenderwell gap, the 55 looks fits best IMO

go somewhere else

 

The problem is, my dad went get my tires this morning on my car @ sears without asking me. He put some all season tires on with a treadwear of 460 (very hard tire), these tires suck ***. They have no grip whatsoever and my rear end feels like its drifting all over the road even when I'm driving straight. Well, sears has dunlop sport sp 5000 tires (very good from what I hear) but they're out of 205/55/15s, and I have to get them there today since its an exchange.

Any comments/suggestions are welcome, please!!!


Modified by p0pe at 2:31 PM 8/15/2003

 

I'm not a fan of Falkens but I believe they carry those so that is another choice you have. They should have 205/55/15's. Just don't get 50 series thats for civics/tegs not accords.

 

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not true. i am running 50 series on my lude wheels and the wheel well gap is perfect

215/50/15 to be exact.

 

maybe for the 4G but on ran 50 series on mine and the gap was horendous lol