Snow Tires - Why 185/60 vs 185/65?
#21
I am currently running Yokohamas 195/55 15's. They are at the 1st level wear indicator [meaning their winter performance should be done] and indeed they feel more like all seasons now.
I found a kick a$$ deal on a set of no name 195/50 15's which I already bought for next season. I just have to figure out a way to raise the front end 1 inch. I knife every 5+ inch windrow of snow with the undertray. Luckily, no undertray explosion like last season. Phewfffff!
I found a kick a$$ deal on a set of no name 195/50 15's which I already bought for next season. I just have to figure out a way to raise the front end 1 inch. I knife every 5+ inch windrow of snow with the undertray. Luckily, no undertray explosion like last season. Phewfffff!
#22
I currently have snow tires on my 07 Fit sport with 14" steel wheels with 45mm offset. I'm looking to replace my car with a 2017 or 2018 Fit and it looks like the steel wheels will bolt right on with no issues. Thanks for this thread.
#23
I'm not sure about the offset, but your 07 Fit tires will work. Also certain Mini Cooper tires will also work. I use 14" steelies for winter tires and hey work very well.
#24
According to the website looks like it's close enough:
https://www.wheel-size.com/size/honda/fit/2007/
https://www.wheel-size.com/size/honda/fit/2018/
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