mustanggt04fast Member Mar 6, 2009 105 0 16 Mar 30, 2010 #1 Mar 30, 2010 #1 my friend works at a garage and his boss has 4 brand new 215/40r17 tires will they fit on my 17x8 rims i have stock tires on there now which are 245/45/17 he only wants 100 for the 4 of them if they will fit im going to buy them any help thanks
my friend works at a garage and his boss has 4 brand new 215/40r17 tires will they fit on my 17x8 rims i have stock tires on there now which are 245/45/17 he only wants 100 for the 4 of them if they will fit im going to buy them any help thanks
N ninjastang125 New Member Nov 1, 2008 591 2 0 maryland Mar 30, 2010 #2 Mar 30, 2010 #2 Your stock rims are 17 by 7 and they might fit but will look goofy I would stick stock size rubber or wider
Your stock rims are 17 by 7 and they might fit but will look goofy I would stick stock size rubber or wider
0 03 Mustang gT New Member Jan 6, 2009 103 0 0 seaford, New york Mar 30, 2010 #3 Mar 30, 2010 #3 the stock rims are 8in wide and i defiantly would not put a 215 on them. thats too narrow and would be way to dangerous to run
the stock rims are 8in wide and i defiantly would not put a 215 on them. thats too narrow and would be way to dangerous to run
N ninjastang125 New Member Nov 1, 2008 591 2 0 maryland Mar 30, 2010 #4 Mar 30, 2010 #4 Ok your correct I don't know what I was thinking..
mustanggt04fast Member Mar 6, 2009 105 0 16 Mar 30, 2010 #5 Mar 30, 2010 #5 03 Mustang gT said: the stock rims are 8in wide and i defiantly would not put a 215 on them. thats too narrow and would be way to dangerous to run Click to expand... ok thanks alot
03 Mustang gT said: the stock rims are 8in wide and i defiantly would not put a 215 on them. thats too narrow and would be way to dangerous to run Click to expand... ok thanks alot
slick35thgt New Member Oct 5, 2009 213 0 0 Leitchfield, KY Mar 30, 2010 #6 Mar 30, 2010 #6 Yea definately dont do it. Narrow tires is one quick way to take the masculinity away from a pony car.
Yea definately dont do it. Narrow tires is one quick way to take the masculinity away from a pony car.