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They look like stratus coupe wheels. Having larger rims/tires isn't going to hurt anything in the winter as long as you have the right tire.
215/50r17 as simmonsfr said is the correct size
215/50r17 as simmonsfr said is the correct size
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215/50r17 as simmonsfr said is the correct size
These tires barely have any grip in the rain but they have plenty of tread. I would hate to see what snow is like. lol.Originally Posted by smokesxt
They look like stratus coupe wheels. Having larger rims/tires isn't going to hurt anything in the winter as long as you have the right tire.215/50r17 as simmonsfr said is the correct size
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That's in the tire not the size. For winter a softer (high traction rated), lower wear rated tire has always done well for me. Originally Posted by eishiba
These tires barely have any grip in the rain but they have plenty of tread. I would hate to see what snow is like. lol.
My dd has performance tires on it and does great year round, so don't think you're going to need snow tires to get around, just good tires and common sense.
