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Jrse7en Apr 28, 2011 10:56 AM

Should I go bigger?
 
:hello: I'm ordering 4 Hankook RS-3's tomorrow but I don't know which size to order. I think I have AP2V3 wheels (Stock 2008). I want to go with the bigger size if they are not harder to mount. The price isn't much different. Can I go with the bigger sizes without any hassle? I also am getting Eibach Pro-Kit springs installed next week. Would their be any issues at all with rubbing with a wider tire or anything I should know beforehand?

JonBoy Apr 28, 2011 12:15 PM

I ran 225 / 255 and it felt great. Very nice overall balance and slightly improved weighting of the steering.

The CR does 215 / 255, if you want to stick to "stock" sizing. Either way, you shouldn't rub on anything.

Jrse7en Apr 29, 2011 04:17 AM

I'm gonna order my tires now. 215/255.

Marekv Apr 29, 2011 06:42 AM

I went with CR sizes also, 215/255, just placed my tirerack order on Wednesday. Different tire though.

Jrse7en Apr 29, 2011 06:46 AM

Well actually the 225's are about $10 cheaper than the 215's. I read that 255's are fine for the rear but haven't read a confirmation on the 225's on the fronts.

Chris S May 8, 2011 09:10 PM


Originally Posted by Jrse7en (Post 20520746)
Well actually the 225's are about $10 cheaper than the 215's. I read that 255's are fine for the rear but haven't read a confirmation on the 225's on the fronts.

I'm running 225/255 on my '08, no rubbing problems even w/ it lowered quite a bit.

dwight May 8, 2011 10:44 PM


Originally Posted by Chris S (Post 20553036)

Originally Posted by Jrse7en' timestamp='1304088376' post='20520746
Well actually the 225's are about $10 cheaper than the 215's. I read that 255's are fine for the rear but haven't read a confirmation on the 225's on the fronts.

I'm running 225/255 on my '08, no rubbing problems even w/ it lowered quite a bit.

Do you change your tire pressure with the wider tires?

Jim@tirerack May 9, 2011 05:48 AM

You can run either 215/45R17 or 225/45R17 on the front and you would run the OE tire pressure. If I can help with anything let me know.

Chris S May 9, 2011 06:14 AM


Originally Posted by dwight (Post 20553221)

Originally Posted by Chris S' timestamp='1304917810' post='20553036
[quote name='Jrse7en' timestamp='1304088376' post='20520746']
Well actually the 225's are about $10 cheaper than the 215's. I read that 255's are fine for the rear but haven't read a confirmation on the 225's on the fronts.

I'm running 225/255 on my '08, no rubbing problems even w/ it lowered quite a bit.

Do you change your tire pressure with the wider tires?
[/quote]

I bought the car 5/1, and haven't checked the tire pressure yet. I even hit the track yesterday, and it was great as is, no adjustments needed.


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