2009 Fit Rims? Any Good Ones?
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2009 Fit Rims? Any Good Ones?
I just bought a 2009 Storm Silver Fit. Does anyone have any recommendations of possibly low profile rim/tire combinations that look great? I am looking for rim/tire combinations that are relatively cheap, yet good looking. I prefer rims that are chrome, gun metal, or black, but am open to any other options.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Is it going to be stock height?
Only thing I can recommend is 16" SSR Type Cs with 195/45-16, 185/55-16 or 205/45-16. Shouldn't have any problems with the Type Cs rubbing since its 44mm offset.
Only thing I can recommend is 16" SSR Type Cs with 195/45-16, 185/55-16 or 205/45-16. Shouldn't have any problems with the Type Cs rubbing since its 44mm offset.
Last edited by Neebs; 08-14-2009 at 10:25 PM.
#5
You can buy two 16x7 Konig Helium and get them shipped for that much. And they're pretty light too. 15.4lbs
#7
I'm looking for a decent set of SSRs for city wheels/tires. (All Seasons) OP: I'll let you know what I get.
#12
Hello, fellow fit freakers... newbie here.
On my 09 Jazz (Fit) are MOMO Revs, 17x7.5 with 205/45/17. No rubbing Issues, and am quite satisfied with the ride quality. I have no plans of dropping it, the stock height is good enough for me.
Will post pics when I get home.
On my 09 Jazz (Fit) are MOMO Revs, 17x7.5 with 205/45/17. No rubbing Issues, and am quite satisfied with the ride quality. I have no plans of dropping it, the stock height is good enough for me.
Will post pics when I get home.
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Actually, I saw a dealership here in the Philippines with that Final Speed wheels fitted on an 09 base model Fit. Will post pics as soon as I get home.
#17
I've got the base and the 175/65-15 tires that come on that are tiny. I didn't think it was a big deal at first, this is my commuter car after all. However, after my second week in the car I've noticed that they have a really uneasy feeling at speed on the grooved concrete highway (I5 in San Diego).
One option would be to plus size the tires for ~$300. I'm hoping that the extra width and a better quality tire would prevent that feeling the tires are locking into the grooves.
The other option is to step up to a nice wheel/tire combo, but with TMPS, I can't seem to find a deal that fits into my budget.
Any suggestions/alternatives?
One option would be to plus size the tires for ~$300. I'm hoping that the extra width and a better quality tire would prevent that feeling the tires are locking into the grooves.
The other option is to step up to a nice wheel/tire combo, but with TMPS, I can't seem to find a deal that fits into my budget.
Any suggestions/alternatives?
#18
I have some '08 Honda accessory wheels on my 09 base in Storm Silver. I love the look and they came with new TPMS sensors! I just need snap-on to come out with an update for the scan tool at work so I can reprogram them without paying the dealer.
I went with 205/50/16 tires, and they hunt ruts more than the stock tires, but have tons more grip. I think the stock base tires are downright dangerous... their grip level is way below what I would expect out of a car tire and they have a horrible time handling wet roads. The base Fit on stock tires reminds me of the Lumina I took drivers ed in... only the Lumina had a bit more grip in corners.
I went with 205/50/16 tires, and they hunt ruts more than the stock tires, but have tons more grip. I think the stock base tires are downright dangerous... their grip level is way below what I would expect out of a car tire and they have a horrible time handling wet roads. The base Fit on stock tires reminds me of the Lumina I took drivers ed in... only the Lumina had a bit more grip in corners.
#19
I went up to 195 width tires, and combined with hawk brake pads, I can stop unexpectedly quick. I freaked out some guy coming into a round-about the other day.
Width is that you want, not so much the diameter. Remember the rule about un-sprung rotational mass....
Width is that you want, not so much the diameter. Remember the rule about un-sprung rotational mass....