I was wondering if anyone is running a 225/50/16 on the back and maybe the same thing on the front or 215-205/50/16's or any mix match of big back smaller front with a lowered suspension and had their opinion on handling and maybe some pics. I have 225/50/16's on the back of my car now and I like them, but the front has 205/45/16's and I don't like them imo. I was thinking of going 205 on the front but I do not want a hotrod raked look like you would see on a Camaro or El Camino (like I have also lol). The 225/50 and 205/50 show on the scale to have a 3/4" difference but idk if it would be noticeable. Also what tires do you guys recommend, I am going to stay fairly economy but idk about Nankangs or the rest of the $50 tires, they may be good but idk.
Anyone Running 50 sries 16" Tires
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215/50 and 225/50 are a bit big and really won't look good. I'd stick with 205/50 which is correct sizing. -
Right on I understand that, but I want to keep the same tires all the way around, rephrase same brand and model. And the one's I have picked out don't do a 225/45 that is the same as the 215 or 205.sigpic87 325E The Honey BadgerComment
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I run a 225/45/16 front and rear, a 50 profile would be too much as the 45's fit perfect (in my opinion)
Unfortunately tires that are 225/45/16 are getting few and far between and are not super cheap, so it depends on what you are looking for in a tire.
Edit: You can get a set of Dunlop Direzza ZII in 225/45/16 for $552Last edited by GunMetalGrey; 09-19-2014, 06:35 AM.Comment
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Very good info from everyone, and I really appreciate the pics. I have decided to go with a 195/50 16 then later on go with a 205/50 15. The wheels I currently have have a nasty Honda offset and to run a 205 or better in the 50 sidewall I will have to 12mm space the front and do a decent roll on the backs. I am going to snag some 15" RS knock offs or find a good used set.sigpic87 325E The Honey BadgerComment




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