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Old 09-03-07, 10:01 AM
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Informative wheel site link provided for 4X110 bolt pattern seekers.

so i was looking around for rims then i found this site. they have a section for mazda 4x110 rims . figure ill post the link .

http://www.jdwheels.com/konig.htm

i just found this site and figured it mite help some looking for rims ect.
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That's an awesome find! The biggest selecton of 4x110mm rims I have ever seen from one place...
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Thankyou for posting that link.
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good link, there are wheels out there..lol
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Originally Posted by warwickben
so i was looking around for rims then i found this site. they have a section for mazda 4x110 rims . figure ill post the link .

http://www.jdwheels.com/konig.htm

i just found this site and figured it mite help some looking for rims ect.
Thanks for posting that, I didn't realize there were that many options!
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I like the panasport lookalikes. I saw some the other day at a 7 meet.
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i put this in my favorites... thanks
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Nice find
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glad i could help i wanna get some wheels from there, can any one help me out what spacing ect do i need to know when i call. my car is a 1980 sa

wheels back spacing ect i have no idea about .

but i saw mazda 4x110 i figured id post.


i cant pick
Feather 15x6.5
hurry 15x6.5
rewind 14x7

how do i figure out the tire size for the rim, i want ones that would have mor eor less the same over all size of my stock 13's
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http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

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http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

The 1st has a good visual, but I find the second better because it recommends rim width for the selected tire size.
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Very nice site. Thanks for sharing...
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tires confuse the hell out of me

so this is what i did

i belive my stock tires are
185 70 13

if i go with a 15 inch rim i should use

185 55 15.


can some one explain this to me. i know the last number is the rim dim, what are the othere numbers.
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185/70/13

185 is the mm in how wide the tires are from sidewall to sidewall.
70 is the height of the tire from the bead to the top of the tread. It is the percentage of tire width, as in 70% of 185 mm. the smaller this number, the wider the tire is in relation to its height.
13... well that the diameter of the rim.
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since i helped you guys out , you guys have to help me out.

i have chose to go with the Feather rim its 15x6.5


i don't want any problems when i order the rim and don't want to sound like iam dumb when i call. what info do i need to order to make sure they will fit like back spacing ect
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Why stay with such a narrow tire on a rim that's 1" wider?

Try 205/50R15

Much nicer
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iam confused about tires thats why lol. i was trying to figure out what tire would have the same overall size so my speed o wouldnt be to off ect. i live in mass do you think with a 15 rim i would still have enough side wall that i wouldnt have to worry.
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That should be good for what you need. Just make sure you have the right offset.

EDIT: 205/50/15. Tires are a little bit under inflated/car is dirty
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Great job on finding that site Ben. Let me know when you guys are done adding info and I will put the thread in the Archives. :-)
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well iam gonna look for the info for my car like offset and post it here iam dumb when it comes to tires. iam a welder/drive my buddy just tell me what to do when it comes to fixing motor ect.

i decied iam going with the rewind rim the 14x7 should be a good rim for mass.

i want a tire with the same over all size but one thats wide enough for the rim.
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Do a search using the terms, Wheel offset.
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hope this makes sense. i found a post and some one bought the 15x7 rims. they saidt the off set is +20mm

i am going to go with the 14 rims just to be safe, i live in mass and the roads are bad in most areas pluse i go to nh alot and drive on dirt roads. 20 inch rims in mass =
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Originally Posted by warwickben
hope this makes sense. i found a post and some one bought the 15x7 rims. they saidt the off set is +20mm
That's the problem...their offset choices are terrible. +20 or +0....we need like a +10 for killer lip and no stickoutage.


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