what tire size for 18'' wheels
12-05-11, 11:59 AM
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do you want a stretch or no?
on a 18x8 a good tire with a little stretch is 215-40-18
on 18x9 a good tire with a lil stretch is 215-40-18 also or for a lil less stretch 225-35-18 or 40 series
or check tyrestretch.com and look up any size and it has all the pics
on a 18x8 a good tire with a little stretch is 215-40-18
on 18x9 a good tire with a lil stretch is 215-40-18 also or for a lil less stretch 225-35-18 or 40 series
or check tyrestretch.com and look up any size and it has all the pics
12-05-11, 05:02 PM
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It all depends on what your looking for. If you looking for a comfortable ride, then go with a 40 or 45 sidewall and a 225-235 width.
I do not recommend you stretch your tires though because it will look like *** with your settup. 9 inchs wide on a JZS147 is WAY too skinny to pull off a stretched look. Unless your running serious spacers or a ridiculous offset, its not happening
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12-05-11, 08:36 PM
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this is a good answer. This is a pretty good stretch
Sorry, not everyone is a wuss. If you have *****, you can. I live in Brooklyn NY and i drive everyyydayyyyyy on 225's stretched on a 18x10's
It all depends on what your looking for. If you looking for a comfortable ride, then go with a 40 or 45 sidewall and a 225-235 width.
I do not recommend you stretch your tires though because it will look like *** with your settup. 9 inchs wide on a JZS147 is WAY too skinny to pull off a stretched look. Unless your running serious spacers or a ridiculous offset, its not happening
Sorry, not everyone is a wuss. If you have *****, you can. I live in Brooklyn NY and i drive everyyydayyyyyy on 225's stretched on a 18x10's
It all depends on what your looking for. If you looking for a comfortable ride, then go with a 40 or 45 sidewall and a 225-235 width.
I do not recommend you stretch your tires though because it will look like *** with your settup. 9 inchs wide on a JZS147 is WAY too skinny to pull off a stretched look. Unless your running serious spacers or a ridiculous offset, its not happening
12-06-11, 06:52 AM
#9
You're much braver than I am running stretched everyday in NYC. Also its not being a wuss, just don't want to be fixing rims every few months.
this is a good answer. This is a pretty good stretch
Sorry, not everyone is a wuss. If you have *****, you can. I live in Brooklyn NY and i drive everyyydayyyyyy on 225's stretched on a 18x10's
It all depends on what your looking for. If you looking for a comfortable ride, then go with a 40 or 45 sidewall and a 225-235 width.
I do not recommend you stretch your tires though because it will look like *** with your settup. 9 inchs wide on a JZS147 is WAY too skinny to pull off a stretched look. Unless your running serious spacers or a ridiculous offset, its not happening
Sorry, not everyone is a wuss. If you have *****, you can. I live in Brooklyn NY and i drive everyyydayyyyyy on 225's stretched on a 18x10's
It all depends on what your looking for. If you looking for a comfortable ride, then go with a 40 or 45 sidewall and a 225-235 width.
I do not recommend you stretch your tires though because it will look like *** with your settup. 9 inchs wide on a JZS147 is WAY too skinny to pull off a stretched look. Unless your running serious spacers or a ridiculous offset, its not happening
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