TIRE questions,sizes, mounting,pressures ANY tire questions
#944
How's the handling with these springs? I'm thinking of lowering mine. Thanks.
#949
If your sport has 15" wheels, which is the diameter of the wheel at the base of the tire rim, you can't use 14" inside diameter tires.
If you find someproper 14" wheels that fit Honda Fits, then you can use those 195/60x14 tires. They're a little shorter than stock (.2") but not enough to matter.
#951
all i can say is http://tyerstretch.com they will tell you what size tire you need on what size rim
example: my wheel are 15x8 and it will tell me every size that is compatible but then you have to see what the best for your drop and stance you are going for!
example: my wheel are 15x8 and it will tell me every size that is compatible but then you have to see what the best for your drop and stance you are going for!
#952
im going to lower on pro kit , but for the moment ( money issue) im gonna stay with the sport wheels, but soon ill have to change tires so i was thinking getting something wider so 205-60-15 will work? the wheels got 55 offset
#954
I might disagree with the 205/55x15; they are too tall if he lowers. as long as the offset is 55 the 205/50x15 should work.
#956
Agreed and even a trifle less but when you lower the car the original tire height becomes a shade on the risky side. The only saving grace is the 55 mm offset. When you lower a couple of inches even that isn't enough insurance. The 205/50x15 is a better choice.
#957
hey guys noob with a fit here... quick question: anybody running 205/45 R16 on stock wheels?
2009 Fit sport.
reason im asking is cuz i need new tires and i found a good deal on a set of those brand new. otherwise ill go with 50's
thank you
2009 Fit sport.
reason im asking is cuz i need new tires and i found a good deal on a set of those brand new. otherwise ill go with 50's
thank you
#958
It is less likely to rub compared to 50s.
The speedo will be more off than the 50s (you will actually be going slower than the indicator).
The odo will be more off (you'll be adding more "miles" than you really got).
While the 50s will also be off, they're only off by .3%... where as the 45s will be off by more than 3% (that's 0.3 vs 3.0).
If you understand all that and are willing to accept it as a compromise... there shouldn't be anything wrong with using them.