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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Shibby View Post
    When I put the car info online at tire places it only comes back with 175 and 185 options.
    Go with the 185 but more importantly don't be a cheap ass with your tires. You get what you pay for when it come to tires.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by dna9488 View Post
    never speak again, seriously!

    the 205 would rub the chassis you idiot.
    Exactly and it would wear away and allow a perfect fit.

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  • Shibby
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    When I put the car info online at tire places it only comes back with 175 and 185 options.

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  • mofo
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    Originally posted by alwaysgrowing View Post
    The only thing I'm taking for a ride are your girls while you freaks stick your tools into the exhaust pipe
    :clapback::clapback::hibb:

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  • alwaysgrowing
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    The only thing I'm taking for a ride are your girls while you freaks stick your tools into the exhaust pipe

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    Squeeze the 205 in there drive it a few miles and allow the rubber to carve out some space into the wheel well. Simple
    never speak again, seriously!

    the 205 would rub the chassis you idiot.

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  • Bouncer
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    Squeeze the 205 in there drive it a few miles and allow the rubber to carve out some space into the wheel well. Simple

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by NewbieChris View Post
    The width of the tire is constrained by the amount of space in the wheel well. I dont know if 205 will be possible in a Corolla.
    yea probably not. 195 might be pushing it, could rub. One way is to get spacers and smack on the 205

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  • NewbieChris
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    The width of the tire is constrained by the amount of space in the wheel well. I dont know if 205 will be possible in a Corolla.

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    You wouldn't understand, you know nothing about cars.

    Best tire out there made by an underground company, you have to buy 8 sets at a time.
    :retard::retard:

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  • Bouncer
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    You wouldn't understand, you know nothing about cars.

    Best tire out there made by an underground company, you have to buy 8 sets at a time.

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    Go with a 197 3/4 db7-//87 - rs
    What in the fuck does that mean?

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  • Bouncer
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    Go with a 197 3/4 db7-//87 - rs

    Best tire out there

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  • wnabeabeast
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    Not enough of a width difference to make any noticeable change. You should go to 205.

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  • dna9488
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    Going from 175 to 185 is too small of a difference. At this point you would need to have a tire that has better thread. If you're scared, i would suggest getting snow tires for the winter time.


    In a different case, if you were going from 175 to 205. Than you would be fine, that is a large jump.
    On my Jetta, when I got new wheels, i went from stock tires (195/65/R15) to 225/45/R17. My traction was dead on, and with sticky summer tires I would corner much better. In the snow, rain, and cold weather (<50 degrees) I have traction issues, so i am just as good as your wife's car, lol
    Last edited by dna9488; 11-14-10, 05:28 PM.

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