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Old 06-04-2018, 10:26 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by PacManTheRS1.0 View Post
So to get this straight and settle it. I have been looking at getting 225s on the front and 245s on the rear with these exact tires and stock rims. Looking at the feedback that wont work and or wont fit? (I know some people will roast me for looking at Firestones but I have had a set previously and the reviews are also very good compared to others) --> https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...I5XL&tab=Sizes
225/45 is max size for the stock wheels IMO. A 245/40 will be pinched on a 17x7". I ran 245/40 MPSS on a 7.5" wheels; they were pinched a bit. Not ideal at all.

Spacers do not negativly change the ride for DD. Getting 225/45s and spacers would most likely make you happy.

Cant say Ive tried firestones, specifically those ones anyway. But I can say that I jut got Hankook evo v12 tires to replace the expensive Michelins I was running. Terrible choice. I had burnt through 20 MPSS tires and thought that "Maybe I should try something else and save a few bucks" Bad idea. The Michelins are way better, and totally worth the money. I will be swapping back soon, though I am probably going to try a newer model Michelin.

Finally... my point: Firestones are inexpensive; the savings may not be worth it.


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