00+ I30t owners what size tires do you have ?
#4
Originally Posted by brio_max
I've seen on Ebay Infiniti I35 with 225/55/17+stock rims and i couldn't believe these tyres are not rubbing, because the overall lenght is too big...
#7
Originally Posted by 00I30T420
Whats the problem with 225/55/17+stock ?
If they dont rub I see absolutly no problem.
If they dont rub I see absolutly no problem.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
Play around with the different sizes with respect to the OEM size.
#8
Originally Posted by 00I30T420
Whats the problem with 225/55/17+stock ?
If they dont rub I see absolutly no problem.
If they dont rub I see absolutly no problem.
I would be happy to know the answer, cuz i'm wondering to buy 225/60/16 tyres, which are almost "same" as 225/55/17...
Originally Posted by MetaOrbit
3.4% difference in speedometer and odometer readings would bother me. May not bother you, but it bothers me.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
#9
Originally Posted by brio_max
You are right, but don't forget that the speedometer do not show the correct speed(shows less MPH) while driving with 215/55/16 tyres! It should be better with 225/50/17 and probably, 215/55/17 is the correct size for our speedometers.....
In any case, I believe that 225/55/17 is still on the upper end of the scale.
#14
Thanks MetaOrbit for your quick response. One thing I realized is :
For vehicle stock tire size 225/50/17, Speedometer difference = 0% & Diameter difference = 0%.
For tire size 235/50/17, Speedometer difference = 1.552% too slow & Diameter difference = 1.53%.
For tire size 215/55/17, Speedometer difference = 1.783% too slow & Diameter difference = 1.75%.
For tire size 245/45/17 (my current tires), Speedometer difference = 0.658% too fast & Diameter difference = 0.66%.
Taking these differences taken into consideration, which tire would be the best.
Also which ones would be cheaper to replace with and what brand would you suggest.
For vehicle stock tire size 225/50/17, Speedometer difference = 0% & Diameter difference = 0%.
For tire size 235/50/17, Speedometer difference = 1.552% too slow & Diameter difference = 1.53%.
For tire size 215/55/17, Speedometer difference = 1.783% too slow & Diameter difference = 1.75%.
For tire size 245/45/17 (my current tires), Speedometer difference = 0.658% too fast & Diameter difference = 0.66%.
Taking these differences taken into consideration, which tire would be the best.
Also which ones would be cheaper to replace with and what brand would you suggest.
#15
You'll probably find the cheapest tires in the 225/50/17 range.
But if you want most comfortable then I'd go with 215/55/17 or 235/50/17 as they'll have more sidewall.
I've had good experience with Kumho Ecsta ASX and Toyo Proxes TPT in 225/50/17 myself.
But if you want most comfortable then I'd go with 215/55/17 or 235/50/17 as they'll have more sidewall.
I've had good experience with Kumho Ecsta ASX and Toyo Proxes TPT in 225/50/17 myself.
#20
Originally Posted by RSG
I wonder if 235/50/17 tires would increase fuel consumption over the 225/50/17 noticeably. (10% maybe?) Out of these, which one you prefer?
Toyo Proxes 4
Avon Tech M550 A/S
Yokohama AVID V4S
Toyo Proxes 4
Avon Tech M550 A/S
Yokohama AVID V4S
Out of those three I'd probably choose the Toyo Proxes 4.
#22
Originally Posted by 00I30T420
Well I installed the 225/55/17 Goodyears on my car and the ride as smooth as if its brand spanking new.
The ride is smooth, quiet and very comfortable, and I am very very satisfied.
The ride is smooth, quiet and very comfortable, and I am very very satisfied.
what model of Goodyears do you have
#25
The tires are Pirelli 210 Snowsport 225/55/R17 97H. The rims are ASA AMG look-a like. This set is off an S Class Benz. Used for about 3000 miles. Owner willing to sell for $550.00.
Wondering if I can use them for my 2000 i30t and is the price right for these tires.
Wondering if I can use them for my 2000 i30t and is the price right for these tires.
#27
Hi folks,
I am wondering if P225-55R17 BFGoodrich Traction T/A Tires are good for my 2000 i30t. These are used tires with average 8-9/32nds. rubber (really don't know what it means).
Please tell me your experience with these tires and whats a reasonable price I should pay to get these.
Thanks again for all your help.
Mohiudr
I am wondering if P225-55R17 BFGoodrich Traction T/A Tires are good for my 2000 i30t. These are used tires with average 8-9/32nds. rubber (really don't know what it means).
Please tell me your experience with these tires and whats a reasonable price I should pay to get these.
Thanks again for all your help.
Mohiudr
#28
Originally Posted by mohiudr
Hi folks,
I am wondering if P225-55R17 BFGoodrich Traction T/A Tires are good for my 2000 i30t. These are used tires with average 8-9/32nds. rubber (really don't know what it means).
Please tell me your experience with these tires and whats a reasonable price I should pay to get these.
Thanks again for all your help.
Mohiudr
I am wondering if P225-55R17 BFGoodrich Traction T/A Tires are good for my 2000 i30t. These are used tires with average 8-9/32nds. rubber (really don't know what it means).
Please tell me your experience with these tires and whats a reasonable price I should pay to get these.
Thanks again for all your help.
Mohiudr
The tire size has already been discussed in this thread. No need to go on that any further.
Check the Tire forum for reviews on that type of tire.
Reasonable price? Whatever you think is reasonable. I, personally, wouldn't pay very much at all for used tires.
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