what size tire for my sawblades?
#2
it would prolly be more like 225/55...thats an odd size only like 2 choices on tirerack......even 225/60 dont have the sumitomos....u will have better luck with 225/50 (smaller sidewall) or 215/60
i personally use HTRZs for summer
i personally use HTRZs for summer
#5
215/60/15 good all around size. If you drive in snow you don't want to go too wide. The wider the tire the worse it is in snow and winter weather. Get a tire that fits your needs, I like Cooper Touring, not too expensive, wear great, and the ride is smooth and quiet. Just make sure you get road hazard, costs nothing, they don't fix flats, they replace the tire minus tread used.
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Just keep the OEM size of 205/65/15. Most knowledgeable people would agree that car makers are usually conservative with tires sizes, so if anything it could stand to be a little "tighter" on the wheel. If you go wider, the sidewall will just have less support and will be squishy and stuff.
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