235/35/ZR18, Anything wrong?
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235/35/ZR18, Anything wrong?
So coming home from work today, I get outside to find that my car, along with 4 others around me have had our tires slashed, OH JOY!. 3 out of 4 of the month and a half old tires wrecked. F***. Anyways, I'm going to get Continental Extreme Contact DW's, and I'm trying to decide between 235/40/18 and 235/35/18. The only reason i don't go with the 40's, is that i found a great deal on the 35's. Am i risking anything by going that low profile? Other than my speedometer being off by 5.34%? Also, do i need to take it to a dealer to have the speedo re calibrated?
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
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#5
I would if been way more pissed, except for the rims they were on i had got, and the tires came free. Still, they were only a few months old.
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#8
As long as you know the speedo will be off, and don't care, you'll be fine for the time being.
Visually they will look weird in the wheel well.
But TireRack? No. Discounttire.com
Amazing service to Canada, super fast shipping, and the price they post is what you pay, not a penny more.
Visually they will look weird in the wheel well.
But TireRack? No. Discounttire.com
Amazing service to Canada, super fast shipping, and the price they post is what you pay, not a penny more.
#9
As long as you know the speedo will be off, and don't care, you'll be fine for the time being.
Visually they will look weird in the wheel well.
But TireRack? No. Discounttire.com
Amazing service to Canada, super fast shipping, and the price they post is what you pay, not a penny more.
Visually they will look weird in the wheel well.
But TireRack? No. Discounttire.com
Amazing service to Canada, super fast shipping, and the price they post is what you pay, not a penny more.
#20
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
Type in your stock size and then find the size that fits the 19" rim and keeps sizes proper.
I'd guess somewhere around 255/40/19 but complete guess. Put in work.
Type in your stock size and then find the size that fits the 19" rim and keeps sizes proper.
I'd guess somewhere around 255/40/19 but complete guess. Put in work.
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