Originally posted by Shibby
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Difference between a 175 and 185 tire?
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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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When I put the car info online at tire places it only comes back with 175 and 185 options.
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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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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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yea probably not. 195 might be pushing it, could rub. One way is to get spacers and smack on the 205Originally posted by NewbieChris View PostThe 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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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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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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Not enough of a width difference to make any noticeable change. You should go to 205.
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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, lolLast edited by dna9488; 11-14-10, 05:28 PM.
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