To those with 19" wheels
To those with 19" wheels
Do they get bent easy? I have a few pothole around here just wondering how easy is it to bend a rim with 19s. also would a 225/40/19 fit or will have have to get 215/35/19. thanks for the help
Brandon
Brandon
I believe it has more to do with tire sidewall height than diameter of the rim - the more sidewall that's there to absorb bumbs/potholes/etc, the less impact is placed on the rim itself. As far as tire sizes and such, I have no idea - you might get better responces in the Wheels/Tires forum...
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Originally Posted by slammed95
That's not exactly true. It depends on the strength of the wheel, and a wider tire will spread the forces over a larger area.
Carnal_C30 is using Blitz 19" wheels, and while they are forged, he has bent 2 of them. He was using 235/35, and hasn't bent any more since switching to 245/35.
Carnal_C30 is using Blitz 19" wheels, and while they are forged, he has bent 2 of them. He was using 235/35, and hasn't bent any more since switching to 245/35.
Going from 235 to 245 will increase sidewall a bit but the bottomline is what roads is he driving on
if the roads are bumpy/holy it dont matter what you have
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Originally Posted by limsandy
Holy roads!
Sorry to say, I disagree with you, pal. But I agree with slammed95.
~limsandy
Sorry to say, I disagree with you, pal. But I agree with slammed95.~limsandy
so you are saying with bumpy roads its NOT possible to bend a 19 or 20???

shame on you-no wonder why you were flipping out over some lil scratches on your tein springs
Originally Posted by PAPA SMURF
so you are saying with bumpy roads its NOT possible to bend a 19 or 20??? 
shame on you-no wonder why you were flipping out over some lil scratches on your tein springs

shame on you-no wonder why you were flipping out over some lil scratches on your tein springsQuote me where I said that. You cant, so stfu!

How the **** did you know my Tein springs had little scratches? In any rate, you're just as :007 as Igor.

Dude, why don't you just figure out how a FSTB can help torque steer and then come back to argue with me you little
~limsandy
I had 205/40/17 rims on my civic for few years. I used to hit pot holes and bumps left and right. Haven't bent a single rim. I had Enkei rims w/ Nitto tires. If you get good rims and good tires, you should be ok.
245/35/zr19 should be fine. i have hit big potholes where i 100% bent a rim but it turned out not bending at all. also nitto 555 for some reason are good strong tires. i use them on my 18", 19" and 20" rims and they are all good.
and kids, stop making fun of each other/ this forum is a learning experience.
and kids, stop making fun of each other/ this forum is a learning experience.
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