Autocross & Offset
Thanks for the info!
Hmm, I thought with 17's I would need 215/45/17. Yeah, tire rack says 45's, so 40's are even lower profile. I think I'll try the 45/17's.
Wife and I only have one vehicle, so I don't want to make it a rock, but going to 215/45/17 shouldn't be THAT big of a deal. I'll just need to make sure I run the pressures as low as I can for street driving to keep it a bit softer.
Hmm, I thought with 17's I would need 215/45/17. Yeah, tire rack says 45's, so 40's are even lower profile. I think I'll try the 45/17's.
Wife and I only have one vehicle, so I don't want to make it a rock, but going to 215/45/17 shouldn't be THAT big of a deal. I'll just need to make sure I run the pressures as low as I can for street driving to keep it a bit softer.
You can run 45's, but I run 40's because this is VERY close to the diameter of the stock setup (i.e. very little speedometer issues). Check the tire calculator in my previous post ^^^#4
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