Tire Fitment Question
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Well most people go for 17s but, you may want to measure you wheel wells and see how expensive and how hard it is to find 225/35/18 tires, you dont want to be left with a weird tire size thats hard to find and expensive. Id say stick to 17s thats what everyone ive herd of does for the tibs.
I just check tirerack and 225/35/18s are pretty expensive 200 something each. Its you choice though.
I just check tirerack and 225/35/18s are pretty expensive 200 something each. Its you choice though.
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itll fit. fing02.gif
wont look good, but itll fit.. i've seen 20" rims on a tib. it can be done, but looks like a turd IMO.
tire price shouldn't be an issue, since itll only be a bit of a difference, and you only will need to replace tires every few years.
i would go with 16s or 17s.. 17s look best on a tib IMO.
wont look good, but itll fit.. i've seen 20" rims on a tib. it can be done, but looks like a turd IMO.
tire price shouldn't be an issue, since itll only be a bit of a difference, and you only will need to replace tires every few years.
i would go with 16s or 17s.. 17s look best on a tib IMO.
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Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon
wow 20's would be insane(in a bad way). i'm glad they will work.
And yeah you're right. these cars aren't meant for the large flashy wheels. i was going to do 17's but the 18's were 50 dollars more smile.gif
thanks for the help.
And yeah you're right. these cars aren't meant for the large flashy wheels. i was going to do 17's but the 18's were 50 dollars more smile.gif
thanks for the help.
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Go with the 17's, as Socks said 17's are the best for our cars. You do not want to heavy wheels (performance wise) and I should think that 18" rims and tires should be pretty heavy. Even with 1's on my car I had some rubbing issues (215/40/17). Mind you my car was pretty low.
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What's your stock tire size???
With those tires/rims you're going to have major speedo diffs!!!! Best thing is to have a diameter diff from stock of less than 2%, so do the math!!
My stock tires are 205/50/15" and when I get some 17" I'll go with either 205/40 or 215/35 (probably these)
With those tires/rims you're going to have major speedo diffs!!!! Best thing is to have a diameter diff from stock of less than 2%, so do the math!!
My stock tires are 205/50/15" and when I get some 17" I'll go with either 205/40 or 215/35 (probably these)