Tyres for 15" or 17"
Tyres for 15" or 17"
As the title suggests, what tyres would be best for either a 15" or 17" wheels?
Currently have 15" Buddyclub P1 Racing II SF on my base Jazz, but using 195x55x15 tyres and personally it looks as if the alloys are tiny with massive tyres.
If i were to stay with these alloys (obviously suspension would be Tein Basic Coilovers therefore would be dropped), what suitable low profile tyre size could i get (without rubbing)? I was looking at the Pirelli P Zeros or Pirelli P7000 but i'm stumped.
Same would go if i were to get 17" wheels cos' i want it to look at if they are quite big alloys and thin tyres... not the other way round.
Currently have 15" Buddyclub P1 Racing II SF on my base Jazz, but using 195x55x15 tyres and personally it looks as if the alloys are tiny with massive tyres.
If i were to stay with these alloys (obviously suspension would be Tein Basic Coilovers therefore would be dropped), what suitable low profile tyre size could i get (without rubbing)? I was looking at the Pirelli P Zeros or Pirelli P7000 but i'm stumped.
Same would go if i were to get 17" wheels cos' i want it to look at if they are quite big alloys and thin tyres... not the other way round.
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As the title suggests, what tyres would be best for either a 15" or 17" wheels?
Currently have 15" Buddyclub P1 Racing II SF on my base Jazz, but using 195x55x15 tyres and personally it looks as if the alloys are tiny with massive tyres.
If i were to stay with these alloys (obviously suspension would be Tein Basic Coilovers therefore would be dropped), what suitable low profile tyre size could i get (without rubbing)? I was looking at the Pirelli P Zeros or Pirelli P7000 but i'm stumped.
Same would go if i were to get 17" wheels cos' i want it to look at if they are quite big alloys and thin tyres... not the other way round.
Currently have 15" Buddyclub P1 Racing II SF on my base Jazz, but using 195x55x15 tyres and personally it looks as if the alloys are tiny with massive tyres.
If i were to stay with these alloys (obviously suspension would be Tein Basic Coilovers therefore would be dropped), what suitable low profile tyre size could i get (without rubbing)? I was looking at the Pirelli P Zeros or Pirelli P7000 but i'm stumped.
Same would go if i were to get 17" wheels cos' i want it to look at if they are quite big alloys and thin tyres... not the other way round.
I am running 195/40's on my 17's, they look like a way lower profile than the 205/40's I was running before if you compare the two. Profile is an aspect of width, so a 195/40 will be less than a 205/40
Cheers,
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