wheels

punkheadgray · Post by **punkheadgray** » Tue May 31, 2005 9:02 pm

hmm 38 offset, sounds a bit iffy, think it\'d be a case of a bit of rubbing, being a four door theres more weight at the back anyway. i recommend Avon ZV tyres, good grip and last forever, look ace as well. 195,50,15 cost me Â£50 a tyrw once balanced valve etc

punkheadgray · Post by **punkheadgray** » Tue May 31, 2005 9:24 pm

[quote=\".\"]okees.... looking in motor world catalogue and can get 195/50-15\'s fo Â£36.99 each... this seem reasonable[/quote]

what tyres that then? wouldnt try and fit it myself, as i dont have balancing equipment etc, doesnt look that hard to stick the tyre on and pump it up imo
but far5 easier just to take it too a tyre gaff

punkheadgray · Post by **punkheadgray** » Tue May 31, 2005 9:39 pm

i dont go all that on yoko\'s everyone goes on about em, but they are so soft, just wear straight threw, thats what i reckon anyway!

tom87 · Post by **tom87** » Tue May 31, 2005 10:12 pm

go for toyo mate there the best.

VKleita · Post by **VKleita** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 10:05 am

Its all about you get what you pay for

toyo\'s last well but give good grip

Yoko\'s I personally found great in dry crap in wet (And they only lasted for 5k! )

go for a hard compound like punky here suggested, you pay more up front but they last ages

Dodgy Dave · Post by **Dodgy Dave** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 1:30 pm

like the wheels mate, the look bigger on the car aswell, and u should be ok with an et of 38 cuz thats wot i got wiv my 15\'s on a 60mm drop