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If your going to slam it then yeah, go for the 215/40/18. From memory though that is even rarer than the 225/35/18's

Plus you have to meet a load rating so your tyre search could be drawn out and costly.

Like I said, i'm on 225/35/18. Full locking is rare for me and only done at slow speeds if at all. I don't like to stress the steering rack by going to the extremes so rubbing isn't too much of a problem.

I'm looking for a new set of 225/35/18 at the moment and there's nothing decent under the $220-$250 mark.


Posted (edited)

:yahoo: Got em on Saturday..

18x7.5, +40 offset. with 215/40/18 within load rating.. rubbers... no scrubbering

Still needs to be lowered but they add alot i reckon..

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Edited by Lucky_Luke
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so let me getthis right, 215/35/18 is not within load rating for the rolla?

Posted

not sure corzza, I'm by no means a tyre expert...youd have to find someone with one of those little books with all the load ratings...

alternatively could just give your local tyrepower a call?

Or if you know the weight of the corolla check this bridgestone website page.. you might be able to suss it out..

Bridgestone Tyre Info

L.


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not sure corzza, I'm by no means a tyre expert...youd have to find someone with one of those little books with all the load ratings...

alternatively could just give your local tyrepower a call?

Or if you know the weight of the corolla check this bridgestone website page.. you might be able to suss it out..

Bridgestone Tyre Info

L.

Thanks mate! :)

Posted

Got my 18X 7.5 with 225/40/R18

and no rubbing at all even with my kings in

Posted

LOL!

your a funny man jimmy!

Posted

phew!!!

Lucky i didnt buy those rims CORZZA .. :huh:

they were the other wheels i was going to get... nice nice!! :clap:

youre on king lows yeah? do you know your offset?

L.

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They were cheap so i had to get them!

I had others in mind but they were more pricey!

Not sure of the offset. 40?

i was told they are lows but some asay they super lows

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how much bigger are these rim & typres to the standard 16 and tyre ?? im thinking about the speedo error.....is it even that big ??

thanks

Posted

my 215 40 18s put my speedo out by about 3% so its very managable.

9mm bigger on the overall diameter compared to the tyres on my 16s previously (620mm vs 629mm i think from memory. )

L.

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9 mm thats nothing really but 3 % is.... so when u read 100 on your speed your cars really doing 103 ?? or is it 97 ??

does anyone no if u can get 18's with tyres and stay the same as the stock stivo rim / tyres.

thanks

Edited by magic
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well it doesnt throw my speedo out by much. iv tested it on my GPS.

I drive at 100 and i think it said i was doing 102 on my GPS.

Remember the speedo could also be out from factory

Posted (edited)

yer true.... thats not too much, im just thinking the speed cameras and the police. im a p plater lol

Edited by magic
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i would then suggest with larger rims drive with your needle just under the limits.

so just under 60 or 80 etc.

cameras dont snap 60 or 80 on the dot.

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i would then suggest with larger rims drive with your needle just under the limits.

so just under 60 or 80 etc.

cameras dont snap 60 or 80 on the dot.

yer true.

thanks for the replys mate

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