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sosky9 02-24-2018 08:28 AM

Need some help with what tire size i should get.
 
So i’m a new owner of a 17 Brz and i’m going to get some new wheels but not to sure what size tires would fit. Ill be getting some cosmis mr7 18 x 9 +25. Note i still have stock suspension. Thanks for the help.

swarb 02-24-2018 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by sosky9 (Post 3049171)
So i’m a new owner of a 17 Brz and i’m going to get some new wheels but not to sure what size tires would fit. Ill be getting some cosmis mr7 18 x 9 +25. Note i still have stock suspension. Thanks for the help.

245/35
+25 is going to poke outside the fenders about an inch on stock suspension/camber.

Zentec 02-25-2018 10:59 PM

I stayed with the stock 17wheel. I did change my tires though. I went with the 225 45 17 continental extream contact dw. They are an awesome tire. The main reason I stayed with the 17s so I could maintain the ratio and not loose any power. When you go bigger and out side the ratio you loose power and effency. The type of tire rubber and style matters more than size. In the future I may change to a lighter wheel but I will stay with the stock size. These cars handle extreamly well so I will not mess with the supession plus as it is now I don’t scrape of curbs or parking stops. I do recommend to put nitrogen in them as it’s better for the tires and mpg and it will maintain tire psi.

Leonardo 02-27-2018 05:20 PM

Welcome to the forum.





Read through this thread


http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37848


It looks like all these guys are running 225/40's, on wheels of the same spec, to get them to "fit."


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