Wheel help
#1
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will this wheel fit on my sxt
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/2555/
or this one
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/2001/
this is what it saids on my tires
P185/60R15
idk if thatll help
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/2555/
or this one
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/2001/
this is what it saids on my tires
P185/60R15
idk if thatll help
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http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand
this is what i have go to tire rack and all u have to do is type in your car and they bring up all the tires that will fit
this is what i have go to tire rack and all u have to do is type in your car and they bring up all the tires that will fit
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yea, also, once you start narrowing down a search...watch out for the off-set... I believe on tire rack there, that "E.T." that is listed is the off-set...the top one said 35 and the bottom 45...I think those are off both ways... ideal with stock suspension would be between 38 and 40
..also, it's funny on the top one it says "less than 4 left"...lol!
that's great if you only 3 wheels for yer car!
..also, it's funny on the top one it says "less than 4 left"...lol!
that's great if you only 3 wheels for yer car!
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Rule of thumb for our cars:
Don't go over 17" diameters. There are 18" sizes that can work like KARR's, but I would hesitate getting a set unless you are absolutely sure on tire and rim size like KARR was.
Don't go outside of a 35-40mm offset range. And don't go any wider than a 7" or 7.5" rim, and no wider than a 215 series tire with the appropriate offset.
The largest tire width that people usually put on our cars with stock suspension is a 205 series. You can go with 215's if you know all the specs, but if your rim offset is too low, you take the chance on your tires rubbing.
And yes, the bolt pattern is 5x100 like mentioned above... and btw, stay away from wheel spacers.
Don't go over 17" diameters. There are 18" sizes that can work like KARR's, but I would hesitate getting a set unless you are absolutely sure on tire and rim size like KARR was.
Don't go outside of a 35-40mm offset range. And don't go any wider than a 7" or 7.5" rim, and no wider than a 215 series tire with the appropriate offset.
The largest tire width that people usually put on our cars with stock suspension is a 205 series. You can go with 215's if you know all the specs, but if your rim offset is too low, you take the chance on your tires rubbing.
And yes, the bolt pattern is 5x100 like mentioned above... and btw, stay away from wheel spacers.