If you are commited to 16" wheels AND you wish to keep the same rolling diameter as stock, you have only 2 options
205/50/16 at 0.6% smaller than stock
or
225/45/16 at 1.0% smaller than stock
Hope this helps
I'm just curious what would be the best size of tires for me if I planned on accquiring some 16' Rota Slips and some Eibach springs? I dont want itty bitty tires, but not huge giant bulky ones either.. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
If you are commited to 16" wheels AND you wish to keep the same rolling diameter as stock, you have only 2 options
205/50/16 at 0.6% smaller than stock
or
225/45/16 at 1.0% smaller than stock
Hope this helps
Use this link, it will give you all the info.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
I think 205/50 would look most natural, but if you can settle for a few specific models of tire, you can also get 215/50 which is almost dead on. That size does exist (I know it did for the Kuhmo 711's) but its RARE.
215/45/16 azenis. remember even tho if the tire's diameter might be smaller than stock and thorw off the speedometer, the slower the faster. i rather have a smaller tire and go faster then to have a speedometer off by 3-5mph
95 GSR has a good point about smaller giving you a quicker accelleration. You'll notice it right off with the Slips (14.5lbs?).
Also, if you hang on to your stock wheels/tires, you'll be just fine with Azenis in PA, then you can switch back to stock for the icy months. Not to mention, the Azenis have a decent price. ;)
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