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195/60r13 Vs 205/60r13?

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Old 03-19-08, 01:51 PM
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195/60r13 Vs 205/60r13?

Would the 195/60r13 be better do to less sidewall flex?
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I've heard that argument before, but I don't really believe it. I ran with 205/60/13 HTR200's for many years and they handled great, really didn't feel much flex. I would go with the wider ones if I were you
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Wider better
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205 on a 7" wide rim FTW.
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make sure you actually check the specs on the tire. For example , the tread width on a 205 / 60 /Sumitomo HTR 200 is the same as a 195/55 BFG Traction TA ..... the number on the tire doesn't tell the whole story.

you can usually find all the specs on the tirerack site
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