
tire size help
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tire size help
hey guys i need help i just bought 16 x 7.5 inch rims and i need tires.. what tires would fit on these rims? 

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u should get the widest u can fit without rubbing the tyres to the guard..
so I would suggest getting 215 / 45 / 16 or 225 / 45 /16
so I would suggest getting 215 / 45 / 16 or 225 / 45 /16
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Check out this page (half way down):
http://www.mivec.co.uk/q_and_a/q_and_a.htm
215x45R16 looks like the winner though.
http://www.mivec.co.uk/q_and_a/q_and_a.htm
215x45R16 looks like the winner though.
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205 / 50 / 16 will fit but I dont think a good set up for 16x7.5 wheels. Wider wheels obviously need wider tyres.
215 / 45 / 16 is far most the best option so far without compromise
215 / 45 / 16 is far most the best option so far without compromise

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as i said...nothing s wrong with it...u can still use 205 / 50 but it'll look funny coz your rims will stick out in which im sure wudnt want coz if u lets say hit a gutter/curve then your precious rims is fcuked more that u can ever imagine. Personally I would prefer tyres which is a little wider than the rims this will also help improve traction a little bit 

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If you get the right offset (not your PCD 114x5) for the size of wheel you want, then your tyres shouldn't be rubbing.
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