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Old 11-02-2015, 07:03 PM   #1
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Help with wheels.

Hello, so questions ha I have been dong my research and what not cause wheels and fitment is not my area of knowledge ha. but im going lower next year (not sure how low) but im looking at 2 sets of rims one is 17x9 and the other is 17x8.25 i don't want a huge tire and a little stretch is ok. i was just wondering if someone could tell me the best set up for a daily ?
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Hello, so questions ha I have been dong my research and what not cause wheels and fitment is not my area of knowledge ha. but im going lower next year (not sure how low) but im looking at 2 sets of rims one is 17x9 and the other is 17x8.25 i don't want a huge tire and a little stretch is ok. i was just wondering if someone could tell me the best set up for a daily ?
Don't go too wide. I would get the 8.25's. 9 inch rims for a daily is too much.
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Old 11-03-2015, 06:10 PM   #3
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Please excuse my ignorance but why would the 17x9's be too much for daily driving?

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Please excuse my ignorance but why would the 17x9's be too much for daily driving?

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They can be louder for road noise.
Wide tires tend to follow ruts in the road.
They will be more likely to hydroplane.
You will get worse MPG.
They are not needed on a low power car.
They are also weigh more.
They cost more.
They can also kill the "feel" of the road.

Dont get me wrong there are advantages to a wider tire but on the street as a daily I don't see the point. Maybe if you are going a specific look then go for it I guess.
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Please excuse my ignorance but why would the 17x9's be too much for daily driving?

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too much as in not needed(for a daily)? yes. Stock is 17x7.
too much as in too crazy ultra wide? not even close.
17x9 is a very popular size for a performance related setup. Many people daily 17x9's
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Ok great. Thanks for the reply. I was curious cuz I wanna buy this car and put wheels on as well and was hoping for 9's but I see your points. They make sense so I'll reconsider

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Ok great. Thanks for the reply. I was curious cuz I wanna buy this car and put wheels on as well and was hoping for 9's but I see your points. They make sense so I'll reconsider

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It all depends on how you want to build your car if you can live with the cons there are lots of pros to be gained
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