Can I mount 205/60R/15 on steelies that have 215/65/15 on them currently?
#5
pmohr You always always own my questions. I don't know if it's because of my timing, Im a light night person, or your a stalker but whatever it is thanx for always popping in with a answer to my problems every time. Your like a Batman to my Gotham City lol.
Edit: Thank you sir.
Edit: Thank you sir.
Last edited by chazmcgee; 01-30-2008 at 01:05 AM.
#6
I'm usually up from ~1600-0500 EST, so I guess it's just timing.
#7
Do you know if 195/60r/15's will work also. Long story but i have 1 205/60 and 1 195/60 i both with nipples still on them. I need this as a temp fix trying not to sound like I'm riding Gutta on the streets
#9
Since the other one is new, I'd grab a steel rim from a junkyard and throw the 195/60 on it as an emergency spare, better than riding on that donut.
#11
What I am looking at is putting Front being front left-205/60 right-195/60 this is a temp fix till I order my rims whenever my tax return comes. Pretty much it equals out that I am going to be driving a project because I need to get to college My suspension isnt really road tested I just hope no problems occur with that. Shortly said would said combo be good for a bit?
#12
What I am looking at is putting Front being front left-205/60 right-195/60 this is a temp fix till I order my rims whenever my tax return comes. Pretty much it equals out that I am going to be driving a project because I need to get to college My suspension isnt really road tested I just hope no problems occur with that. Shortly said would said combo be good for a bit?
It would work just fine I imagine, same principle as riding on a donut.
#14
Originally Posted by chazmcgee
Long story but i have 1 205/60 and 1 195/60 i both with nipples still on them
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