why a 40 profile for 18's not a 45?
#1
why a 40 profile for 18's not a 45?
i know a 40 profile tire is recommended for 18's but the roads here are extremly bad..and i really want a 45 profile tire..but im also getting a 1.7F 1.5R drop..is this a bad idea? it might rub
thanks guys
edit:i know it might mess up your speedometer but will it mess it up by a WHOLE lot or just a little?
thanks guys
edit:i know it might mess up your speedometer but will it mess it up by a WHOLE lot or just a little?
#2
Originally Posted by roll4life
i know a 40 profile tire is recommended for 18's but the roads here are extremly bad..and i really want a 45 profile tire..but im also getting a 1.7F 1.5R drop..is this a bad idea? it might rub
thanks guys
edit:i know it might mess up your speedometer but will it mess it up by a WHOLE lot or just a little?
thanks guys
edit:i know it might mess up your speedometer but will it mess it up by a WHOLE lot or just a little?
Depending on the width it will be a slightly larger tire that should not change your spedo more than a few mph.
#3
Originally Posted by roll4life
edit:i know it might mess up your speedometer but will it mess it up by a WHOLE lot or just a little?
1.3% too slow instead of 1.3% too fast for 235/45-18 versus 235/40-18.
235/45-18 has a diameter of 26.3 inches
235/40-18 has a diameter of 25.4 inches
225/50-17 has a diameter of 25.9 inches
#5
A nice tire size that I found works real nice is a 225/45zr-18. You can get continental for about $150 tire or avontech which has great ratings for $130 a skin. I'm a big advaocate of the 45 profile tire because I live In Rhode Island and the roads are terrible.
#7
the 235/40 -18 is'nt even that small of a profile. I live in Connecticut and the roads are awfull. I was actually shocked at how smooth of a ride they were; the michellen pilots help. Just got to watch out for those pot holes.
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