Reply With QuoteI think that's too big for our cars, maybe 205/60/16 would be your safe bet.
Here's a bad photo of my car LOL, lowered a bit, 205/55/16 and it's close to the upper and sides of the fenders already!
205/65/16 on stock rim? stock suspension ws70 tires
I think that's too big for our cars, maybe 205/60/16 would be your safe bet.
Here's a bad photo of my car LOL, lowered a bit, 205/55/16 and it's close to the upper and sides of the fenders already!
Best tire size is the stock tire size.
205/65/16.........by the way, that is the post office, attached to the postmasters house.....
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205/65/16.........by the way, that is the post office, attached to the postmasters house.....
Your speedo must be really off with that tire size!
205/55/16
in comparison with your photo
Well now i know they fit ;P but wouldnt there be a issue with the buildup of snow in and around the wheel? Mine is a 04 and has the fabric lining on the inside of the wheel wells205/65/16.........by the way, that is the post office, attached to the postmasters house.....
205/65/16 here too. The taller tires give you some ground clearance for the snow (especially if you are lowered), plus the taller, narrower profile lets you dig into the snow, instead of packing it down and spinning on top of it. My speedo is off by about two miles and hour off for the winter, so I make sure I go just a little slower. Of course snow tires don't handle as well, so you have to take every thing slower anyways.
205/60/16 does fantastic for me.
Everyone gives me ahard time about having jeep tires. I can't imagine if I had 65s. haha
The only issue during the winter time happens no matter what tire combo, and that is driving in slushy conditions, getting home and setting the parking brake, it can and will ice up and lock the E-brake.
On the back roads around here the snow tires perform surprisingly well during spirited driving, the issue is the road surface material, all the fun roads are a tar and stone chip surface, very sharp and will shred a soft summer tire in less than 2K miles if you drive them hard. A harder tire actually does better, the rubber doesnt shred/rip/tear as easily.
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can i use 195/65/15 's with steelie's?
'04
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