Tire Size(s)
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Tire Size(s)
Hello All,
I did a Forum Search for this info, but it didn't yield anything that struck me as conclusive. I own an FB rx-7 and am wondering what the best street/economy tire size(s) would be? Right now I'm running 14 year old 185/70r13... Just bought the car as my new daily and this needs fixed xD
Thanks!
TM68
I did a Forum Search for this info, but it didn't yield anything that struck me as conclusive. I own an FB rx-7 and am wondering what the best street/economy tire size(s) would be? Right now I'm running 14 year old 185/70r13... Just bought the car as my new daily and this needs fixed xD
Thanks!
TM68
#2
Damn, it did start!
a 185 or 195 should be fine. the only thing you will find are cheap Chinese economy tires. Your local tire shop can help you out.
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WOW! This price, but the quality is tbd...
"Oh wow," are the words that escaped my mouth when I saw this tire and the price. The reviews on amazon aren't terrible and shipping free with prime!! I'm going to give them a shot and if I learn a lesson at least it won't set me back too much.
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Helpful Tire Tool
Thanks for the explanation xD That got me thinking about this tire size tool I've used in the past: https://tiresize.com/
Super helpful with finding alternate tire sizes for my truck. Should I make that site into a new thread???
Super helpful with finding alternate tire sizes for my truck. Should I make that site into a new thread???
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Waffles - hmmm good
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205 are the widest you can go without clearance issues. Back in the day it was a standard size to move to after the factory tires wore out. Little bit more traction and nicer look.
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