i'm in the market for new rims, and i'm debating on a wheel/tire bundle from edgeracing.com - w/ a 18by8 rim it's giving me the selection of 215/40/R18 tires ... arent those tires too skinny for 18 by 8's!? wouldnt i need something like 225/40/R18's .... whats the freakin deal here???
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Ive got 225/40/18 on mine
98 ST204 ZR - Black Beauty - Roaming the streets of Sydney73 TA22 LT - Tiffany Blue - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser75 TA22 LT - Snow White - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser77 RA28 LT - Flubber Green - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser94 MX-5 NA8 Clubman - Red Racer - Looking for cornersWIP Project: 69 RT40 Corona, 2nd WIP Project: 66 RT40 1600s Corona86 Corona RT142 - Daily Driver6GC 4 Life Baby!!!
and those are wide enough for you correct?
currently riding on 215/35/18 i'm practically riding on rims right now but i'm upgrading to 215/40/18 tires atleast next summer other than feeling more bumps and the weight of the rims i'm good i'm not sure about the clearance on 225/40/18's celicazr is there any rubbing at all in regards to your car.
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i thougt the first numbers.... i.e 215, or 225 regarded to the width of the tire - the second numbers ie 35, 40, 45 refer to the height of the tire. can sum1 clear me up on this?
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the first number is the section width in millimeters, and the second number is the aspect ratio. so on a 215/35 tire the sidewall height is .35x215=75.25mm, 215/40 is .4x215=86mm, 225/40 is .4x225=90mm, and so the sidewall height (and in effect the overall diameter of the tire) is a function of the section width AND the aspect ratio and of course the wheel diameter.
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i thougt the first numbers.... i.e 215, or 225 regarded to the width of the tire - the second numbers ie 35, 40, 45 refer to the height of the tire. can sum1 clear me up on this?
i thougt the first numbers.... i.e 215, or 225 regarded to the width of the tire - the second numbers ie 35, 40, 45 refer to the height of the tire. can sum1 clear me up on this?
the first number is the section width in millimeters, and the second number is the aspect ratio. so on a 215/35 tire the sidewall height is .35x215=75.25mm, 215/40 is .4x215=86mm, 225/40 is .4x225=90mm, and so the sidewall height (and in effect the overall diameter of the tire) is a function of the section width AND the aspect ratio and of course the wheel diameter.
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They are wide enough for it.
I reckon they are perfect for it.
Mine doesnt rub at all.
offset
front: +44
rear: +38
I reckon they are perfect for it.
Mine doesnt rub at all.
offset
front: +44
rear: +38
98 ST204 ZR - Black Beauty - Roaming the streets of Sydney73 TA22 LT - Tiffany Blue - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser75 TA22 LT - Snow White - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser77 RA28 LT - Flubber Green - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser94 MX-5 NA8 Clubman - Red Racer - Looking for cornersWIP Project: 69 RT40 Corona, 2nd WIP Project: 66 RT40 1600s Corona86 Corona RT142 - Daily Driver6GC 4 Life Baby!!!
I`ve run 235/40/18 with no rubbing at all.