SGP_TypeR
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- Jay
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Hi Fellow Honda Enthusiasts,
I am in the process of acquiring 18in x 9.5 +45 wheels and am looking for a tire size that will give me the largest sidewall with no rubbing on stock suspension. I will not be modifying my car, and intend to run a high performance all season as this is my daily and I live in a climate that can get very cold at a moments notice with a lot of rain in between (I also have a dedicated set of true winter wheels/tires 245/40 blizzaks) and our roads here are absolutely terrible. I will not be tracking this car on these wheels/tires, its for my daily commute so max width isn't as important as height and daily usability.
I noticed some threads discussing this but the tire recommendations were geared toward high performance summers which can vary significantly from all seasons for the same spec. I believe 255/40 may be the size but wanted to double check before making the purchase.
Thanks!
I am in the process of acquiring 18in x 9.5 +45 wheels and am looking for a tire size that will give me the largest sidewall with no rubbing on stock suspension. I will not be modifying my car, and intend to run a high performance all season as this is my daily and I live in a climate that can get very cold at a moments notice with a lot of rain in between (I also have a dedicated set of true winter wheels/tires 245/40 blizzaks) and our roads here are absolutely terrible. I will not be tracking this car on these wheels/tires, its for my daily commute so max width isn't as important as height and daily usability.
I noticed some threads discussing this but the tire recommendations were geared toward high performance summers which can vary significantly from all seasons for the same spec. I believe 255/40 may be the size but wanted to double check before making the purchase.
Thanks!
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