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i need some advice,i'm abit of novice when it comes to cars, i'm buying a silver honda jazz 2003 1.4s this week and i'm after some compatible alloys for it. I just want to know if 17" alloys will fit straight on the jazz or are they to large and i need to stick to 15"? thanks
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17's will Fit(depending on how low you drop). Just make sure you get something with a high offset to avoid rubbing.

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yes if you go 17's try getting a 45 offset. that way it wont rubb as much...if it does rubb.
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hi all
i need some advice,i'm abit of novice when it comes to cars, i'm buying a silver honda jazz 2003 1.4s this week and i'm after some compatible alloys for it. I just want to know if 17" alloys will fit straight on the jazz or are they to large and i need to stick to 15"? thanks
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If you use 205/40x17 tires on 17x7/42+ wheels you will be fine unless you lower. Then go 45 mm offset.
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YOU HAVE TO LOWER your car when on 17's.

unless you want to be donk...or look like you have a 4x4.
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What about using 17x7 rims with 215/40-17 tires?
Will that work or rub with +45mm offset?
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hi all
i need some advice,i'm abit of novice when it comes to cars, i'm buying a silver honda jazz 2003 1.4s this week and i'm after some compatible alloys for it. I just want to know if 17" alloys will fit straight on the jazz or are they to large and i need to stick to 15"? thanks
I have 205/40x17's on 17x7 -42 offset Enkei wheels. No rubbing. If I lowered it I expect it to rub, need -45 mm for that. The 205/40x17 tires are same diameter as stock 195/55x15's so speedo and odo are good. Others like the way it looks so I guess its OK.
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