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17" rims

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pkjjang11
Saint Louis
Missouri, US
  • Detailer
 i was wondering,
if stock tire would fit
a after market rim
that is 17 x 7.5
does anybody know??
and would 17" look ok?? with my car being lowered (tein s tech)

[#] Feb 11, 2007 09:33pm
Web
Maryland, US
  • THE SHADOW
pkjjang11 wrote:
i was wondering,
if stock tire would fit
a after market rim
that is 17 x 7.5
does anybody know??
and would 17" look ok?? with my car being lowered (tein s tech)


Yes, it will fit. Our stock 17 inch rim fits a maximum of a P225 tire and minimum of a P195 tire.

The gap should look fine. Very clean. I'm getting Tanabe NF210s and the gap on mine (stock Yokohamas) should be about 1 inch F/R.


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[#] Feb 11, 2007 09:50pm
Vicious
Orlando
Florida, US
  • El Chupacabra
 you may have a problem with the tire pressure sensor going off for no reason.. when i was using my stock tires on my 17"s the sensor kept turning on for no reason.. the problem seems to have gone away ever since i changed my tires :o




The Thread Killah
[#] Feb 11, 2007 11:59pm
Web
Maryland, US
  • THE SHADOW
Vicious wrote:
you may have a problem with the tire pressure sensor going off for no reason.. when i was using my stock tires on my 17"s the sensor kept turning on for no reason.. the problem seems to have gone away ever since i changed my tires :o



Did you reset the tire sensor when you installed them? It will calibrate to whatever tires you have on there. It's in the glove box. Hold it for 3 seconds with the car on after you get your tires aired up and balanced and what not. It will blink 3 times and then it's set.



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[#] Feb 12, 2007 09:06am
Vicious
Orlando
Florida, US
  • El Chupacabra
 Nope, didn't do that! Oh well :o




The Thread Killah
[#] Feb 12, 2007 05:20pm

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