ride quality
#1
ride quality
hi i recently picked up a 1.6 el rims and tires from a another tcc member and was wondering if my car will have any issues with ride quality???? i currently drive a 97 civic coupe. so pls help???
i think it should be fine but i figure to ask first.!!!
i think it should be fine but i figure to ask first.!!!
#6
+1 , I ve recently put on my 16 summer tires with low profile tires and I can feel the difference. It may look nice but the ride is def rough and the tires are loud. Big different from my 14 stock rims.
#7
my stock tire size is a 45 :S
Be sure to match the tire you buy with the oem. Ie: if you had 14" and a 60, I think a 15" should be a 50. Google that yourself to make sure. It's not so much a comfort thing, as it is for your speedo.
-B
Be sure to match the tire you buy with the oem. Ie: if you had 14" and a 60, I think a 15" should be a 50. Google that yourself to make sure. It's not so much a comfort thing, as it is for your speedo.
-B
#8
Here is a link to check.
Tire Size Calculator - tire & wheel plus sizing
Tire Size Calculator - tire & wheel plus sizing
#9
^^That's a good link.
You can also try this one:
Tire size calculator
It shows the stock and new tires size, side by side, so you can see the difference.
You can also try this one:
Tire size calculator
It shows the stock and new tires size, side by side, so you can see the difference.
#10
damn scrid3r i was going to post that link but you beat me to it! anyways your ride shouldnt be very different, especially with a sidewall thats probably around 60 or so. for future advise, dont go over 205 for the width of tire/rim on a civic, it will most likely rub. and i wouldnt go anything bigger than 16s personally on a civic because the ride quality is absolutely terrible (from personal experience) and they look too big IMO.
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