i searched the tire threads, and found alot of very good info.
i learned that while many guys use 245"s on the stock pony rims, that it really doesn't help performance and may hinder it in some cases.
ok evenetually i'll be needing new tires, i want the car to handle as well as possible, and many have said the 225's work for this, but they make 235's as well, and i have not seen much commented on if these are as good or if i should stick with the 225's to be on the safe side.
which ever tire i choose i will most likely be running the same size front and rear.
also, i noticed while tire surfing, depending on the manufacturer some tires are slightly taller, like 25.7 vs some that are 26.1, etc.....is their a tire heigh maximum that will work on the front and rear?? i assume as long as it's in this range it will be just fine so long as it's a 225, 235, and a 50 or 55 series.......it's running 225' 55 16's now, and i don't believe the cars been lowered
i learned that while many guys use 245"s on the stock pony rims, that it really doesn't help performance and may hinder it in some cases.
ok evenetually i'll be needing new tires, i want the car to handle as well as possible, and many have said the 225's work for this, but they make 235's as well, and i have not seen much commented on if these are as good or if i should stick with the 225's to be on the safe side.
which ever tire i choose i will most likely be running the same size front and rear.
also, i noticed while tire surfing, depending on the manufacturer some tires are slightly taller, like 25.7 vs some that are 26.1, etc.....is their a tire heigh maximum that will work on the front and rear?? i assume as long as it's in this range it will be just fine so long as it's a 225, 235, and a 50 or 55 series.......it's running 225' 55 16's now, and i don't believe the cars been lowered