Tallest tires on 20" rim..who has it?
08-10-2011, 08:48 PM
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Tallest tires on 20" rim..who has it?
I'm curious as to who has the tallest tires on their 20's. I know there have to be some real meaty beasts roaming the streets?
08-11-2011, 02:02 PM
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Sorry... but why? I could understand widest, but these cars aren't some Tahoe rollin' on 20s with a 60 sidewall. If you're running 20s on a G, you need some kind of a drop (springs at least) for the car to not look awful, and that's not really inline with running tall tires.
08-11-2011, 04:32 PM
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Sorry... but why? I could understand widest, but these cars aren't some Tahoe rollin' on 20s with a 60 sidewall. If you're running 20s on a G, you need some kind of a drop (springs at least) for the car to not look awful, and that's not really inline with running tall tires.
08-11-2011, 08:08 PM
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ride comfort in areas with terrible roads maybe? people who cannot lower their car due to the fact that they live in a neighborhood with a homeowners association and every house has a monster sized bump to go up the driveway...people who want to fill their wheel gaps and not have to worry about the items mentioned above...
08-12-2011, 09:47 PM
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my 4x4..running a 245/40/20 up front...275/35/20 rear..stock suspension, only rub when hitting the huge bump in my driveway. Iphone pics..had to adjust them as I was running out of daylight..
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08-13-2011, 03:25 PM
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In my opinion (and I don't mean to be harsh) but this doesn't really look right
Don't get me wrong, the wheels are nice, I just think they'd look so much hotter with a drop and skinnier tires
Don't get me wrong, the wheels are nice, I just think they'd look so much hotter with a drop and skinnier tires
08-13-2011, 04:44 PM
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Sorry, this doesn't really look right, I agree running a thicker tire to fill up the sidewall isn't the most aesthetically pleasing solution, in my opinion. My car is pretty low and I'm running skinnier tires and I have no issues daily driving over some pretty bad roads and getting up and over driveways/bumps that seem worse. Ultimately, it's your decision on what you do with your car, but this is only what I think.
08-13-2011, 05:46 PM
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It's cool. No hard feelings here. I've had two lowered s2000's. A lowered si and CL type s. Eventually I may decide to drop it once these tires wear out and my wife gets tired of driving it. I bet if I was dropped and cambered regardless of tires more people would like it.
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