15" Wheel options, (Daily driver)
#1
15" Wheel options, (Daily driver)
I drive a 2008 Fit
I am wanting to put 15" rims on the car. I have stock steel R14 with 175 for width, (the car has no TPMS I am in Canada we did not get that).
I want to get the rims for looks and a bit better handling etc..., But I do not want a harsh ride, this is my everyday car... so I am choosing to stay with 15" if I can.
I eventually think I might lower the car an inch or 2.
the part that is getting me confused is offset and such. Just looking for a good 15" rim and tire combo that I will not have any issues with.
I was wanting the HFP 16" but I would be buying them online with no tires and at 16" I have heard it would have a harsh ride, so I thought 15 would be good....
if anyone can help that would be great.
I am wanting to put 15" rims on the car. I have stock steel R14 with 175 for width, (the car has no TPMS I am in Canada we did not get that).
I want to get the rims for looks and a bit better handling etc..., But I do not want a harsh ride, this is my everyday car... so I am choosing to stay with 15" if I can.
I eventually think I might lower the car an inch or 2.
the part that is getting me confused is offset and such. Just looking for a good 15" rim and tire combo that I will not have any issues with.
I was wanting the HFP 16" but I would be buying them online with no tires and at 16" I have heard it would have a harsh ride, so I thought 15 would be good....
if anyone can help that would be great.
#3
konig brand: lightspeed, helium, wideopen, spooled
6UL
Advanti Racing Storm
Get most or all here : Miata Wheels and Tires - Wheels - Mazda Performance Parts
Do not buy their hub rings, our fits use 56.1mm bore like most smaller hondas. You can get good quality hub rings on ebay for under $30
6UL
Advanti Racing Storm
Get most or all here : Miata Wheels and Tires - Wheels - Mazda Performance Parts
Do not buy their hub rings, our fits use 56.1mm bore like most smaller hondas. You can get good quality hub rings on ebay for under $30
#4
lol Konigs.
OP, if you want guaranteed freedom from rubbing, get 15x6 +40 with 195/55 (or 195/50 if lowered) tires.
OR
Get used Enkei RPF1 in 15x7 +35
Get 195/55/15 tires.
Don't lower your car, just enjoy improved driving experience for cheaps.
OP, if you want guaranteed freedom from rubbing, get 15x6 +40 with 195/55 (or 195/50 if lowered) tires.
OR
Get used Enkei RPF1 in 15x7 +35
Get 195/55/15 tires.
Don't lower your car, just enjoy improved driving experience for cheaps.
#6
cannot beat 9.2 pounds!!
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