Discuss Wheels & Tires for the Fit and Jazz
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I've asked this before, but nobody had done it. Has anyone put wider tires on the stock Sport wheels? Basically, I want to know what kind of clearance and look there is with, say, a 205/50 tire. I may just have to step up and do it myself just to know. Anyone?
Thanks,
Mike
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I guess technically, a 205 is more rolling resistance and could make the car slower. Honestly, you wouldn't notice the 10mm. What you might notice, though, is the shorter diameter of a 205/50 versus stock. Again, it's so small that most people would not notice that either.
I'm more interested to know because there are some really great tires in a 205/50 size and I would want to make sure they fit before making a purchase.
I guess technically, a 205 is more rolling resistance and could make the car slower. Honestly, you wouldn't notice the 10mm. What you might notice, though, is the shorter diameter of a 205/50 versus stock. Again, it's so small that most people would not notice that either.
I'm more interested to know because there are some really great tires in a 205/50 size and I would want to make sure they fit before making a purchase.
true true
if it were me though i would buy lighter rims and mount what i know would fit on those rims and keep the stocks for winter season or something
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but yeh i would liek to know if 205 also fits
Yeah, I have a set of Enkei RP-F1 wheels in a 15x7 +41 size that would look about like that. But they are on my other car, and I would like to keep them there. I know there wouldn't be inner fender issues with an aftermarket wheel; I'm curious if there would be with a stock wheel and a bit of a drop.