View Poll Results: Do you have 15" wheels on your Maxima/I30 right now?
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Who has 15" wheels on their cars right now?
10-29-2007, 07:50 PM
#6
it bothers me that on my stock sawblades one side of the car has the blades turning clockwise and the other side has them turning counterclockwise. it woudlnt be hard to make rims/alloys just for the right or left side.
10-30-2007, 12:08 PM
#24
10-30-2007, 12:42 PM
#25
Sport Edition E3's are really slick. My lady got a set of 15's w/ Kumho MX's from the 'Rack for her Integra . Looks great and made a huge improvement over her steel 14's -- the Integra drives and feels like a midsize.
Speaking of Kumhos, I decided to try out a set of 225/60's on my 15" alloys because they are wider than the 215/60's I usually run. They are also taller, so I'm a tad slower off-the-line, but the advantages of the extra rubber offsets it.
Specifically, I got Kumho Solus KR21's, and boy are they quiet and comfortable on the highway. Every other week, I travel back & forth between Jax and Orlando (about 300mi), and I'm glad I got these.
By comparison, doing the Jax-Orlando trip in my lady's Integra wears me out.
I highly recommend them if you do a lot of boulevarding, and you value ride, comfort, and wear over aggressive looks and grip. Even so, their dry handling is excellent, and darn good on wet roads, too.
I'm glad that I don't have to deal with snow.
BTW, I checked TireRack to see if they had 225/55/15 tires, and they did...except there were only three listed and meant exclusively for racing, starting at like $200 a tire.
Too bad 'cause the lower aspect ratio would have been nice.
Speaking of Kumhos, I decided to try out a set of 225/60's on my 15" alloys because they are wider than the 215/60's I usually run. They are also taller, so I'm a tad slower off-the-line, but the advantages of the extra rubber offsets it.
Specifically, I got Kumho Solus KR21's, and boy are they quiet and comfortable on the highway. Every other week, I travel back & forth between Jax and Orlando (about 300mi), and I'm glad I got these.
By comparison, doing the Jax-Orlando trip in my lady's Integra wears me out.
I highly recommend them if you do a lot of boulevarding, and you value ride, comfort, and wear over aggressive looks and grip. Even so, their dry handling is excellent, and darn good on wet roads, too.
I'm glad that I don't have to deal with snow.
BTW, I checked TireRack to see if they had 225/55/15 tires, and they did...except there were only three listed and meant exclusively for racing, starting at like $200 a tire.
Too bad 'cause the lower aspect ratio would have been nice.
Last edited by dr-rjp; 10-30-2007 at 12:49 PM.
10-30-2007, 12:58 PM
#26
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...Silver+Painted
They are ok but I rather like the lightness of them....plus its winter time now so yea know...
The e3s do look good though
10-30-2007, 01:01 PM
#27
Well being the retard I was last year I got the d5s...
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...Silver+Painted
They are ok but I rather like the lightness of them....plus its winter time now so yea know...
The e3s do look good though
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...Silver+Painted
They are ok but I rather like the lightness of them....plus its winter time now so yea know...
The e3s do look good though
Honeycombs are so ugly!! (IMO of course)
10-30-2007, 05:54 PM
#31
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