I have volke TE37's 16x7 don't know the offset. . .

I'm about to order tires, well two at least for the front. I cracked my wheel, and popped my bald toyo proxie, now I'm lookin for tires. I am pretty set on the Falken Azenis Sport. . .

Will a 225 tire fit on the car w/o rubbing? Or should I just go with the orignal planned 215/45/16. . .

Thanks. . .

BTW, sooner you guys answer, the sooner I get the tires and throw the wheels on, which = more pics

 

Actually, the offset is 42, well it says OF +42 4H CR

soooo. . .ya. ..
BTW, I'd say he did a good job fixin it:
Before:


After:

 

Nice wheels.

 

With that high of an offset, the tire will probably rub on the inside somewhere.

Suprisingly, I still have quite a few of the 215/45 Sports.

 

So 215 should fit with no problem?

It is dropped on nuspeed Sports with tokico blues. . . .

Can you give me a price on those?

 

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you will be fine with 215s

 

I have the 215s, and I never got any rubbing problems until I changed my camger to -1.5...

 

Run 215-40's.....an Integra has the same amount of clearence as a civic, and a 215-45 will throw your speedometer off also. Watch out for rubbing in the back, especially when you have people in the back seat

 

I have seen 225-45-16 on a 95 teg before...but the person wasn't concerned with rubbing...which it did....

215-45-16 is the safe bet

 

On a DC2 or DB8 Chassis use 215/45R16, this is OEM for Integra's (ITR in Japan).

 

712 come in a 225-40-16,listed on tirerack.com

 

Well, I got the azenis sports onthe front. . . 215/45/16. . .no rubbing, sticky as hell when its dry, spin like crazy when its wet. . .pics as soon as i clean my cahhh

 

Wow they did an incredible job on that rim. How much did that run you to get repaired?

 

Friend of mine. . . Doesn't deal with the public....but $100. ..

 

i ran 225 50 15 drag radials on my teg all last summer. i thinks its lowered over 1.5 inches. the only problem i really had was when i hit a really big bump it would rub a bit

 

You will clear with no problem no rubbing my buddy (dontblink) 97R with 225/50/15 eibach 1.8 stock shocks in front no rubbing issues at all.