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#157670 Apr 17, 5:25pm
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hey guys, im planning on getting 17x7 5zigen fno1r-c from wheelmax.com. the wheel and tire packages they have are
$1099 - 205/40
$1150 - 215/45
$1199 - 235/45

i called them and they said the tires that come with them are Hankook Ventus HRII H405
http://www.hankooktireusa.com/products_view_info.asp?Item_ID=18&CatID=5
what do you guys think about the size and price as well? i think i should go with the 215/45 but if 205/40s are ok, might as well go with those to save some money.

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Those are great wheels. I'm considering picking them up also. Congratulations! For the tire sizes. 205 is too small and 235 may be too big for 17x7. 235 should fit, but 215 or 225 would be ideal in 45 or 40 aspect ratio.

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hey im getting those rims too, the 17x7 5 zigen fno1rc in bronze. Since you are in torrance, you should check out a shop called es tuning. it shouldn't be too far. The guys are pretty chill over there and they qouted me 1025, for the rims and some falken azenis st115's so check it out, you might be able to save some money. their address is on their website www.estuning.com [estuning.com]

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oh yeah and the tire size they qouted me for were 215/40

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whatever you get, make sure they are 215 or 225...wider = better traction and look better thumbsup


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what ever you don't go over 17", over 17" you can start having probs. due to the small size of the side wall, there isn't as much absorption and the road will get too ruff on you car [/color]

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personally, with 17's, I'd go with 215/45

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thanks for the replies, ill be going with 215/40 or 215/45s

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i went with 225/45 ad love em

but dont get 235 unless you ahve a 8 inch wheel.

get 45 series if you want better protection from potholes, and a better ride


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215 40 will be really close for your spedo. If your spedo reads 60, you'll actually be doing 59.2 or something. Just a bit under which beats a bit over IMO.

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