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Yes he can go wider than 215 wide but from experience It makes the drive boring,road feedback is numbed down and the steering is heavy and suffers alot from tramlining.
Getting a decent brand and compound of tyre is twice as important as the tread width
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01-07-2007, 15:22
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they've got 235's on then at mo and just thought a 215 might look a bit stetched on an 8" rim and a 235 is more likely to rub! just had a look and think the offset is 32!
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01-07-2007, 16:32
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ive got 205 wide tyres on 8j rims
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01-07-2007, 20:45
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http://www.alloywheels.com/tyres.asp...ile=40&size=17
this is where i work theres the 215/40/17 tyre prices obv if u where to get some as u are from the forum ill sort out a cheaper price  the toyos are a good choice obv very soft but grip well not the best rain tyre thou.i agree wid pukka goin too big will ruin everything n sideways action will be duller !! ohh if any one wants tyres or wheels do let me knw a discount price to u lot off course!!
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03-07-2007, 21:54
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was cleanin the last 2 of my wheels today and noticed that 2 of them r 17x8 and 2 r 17x7!
so went to my mates where my car is and put the 3 with tyres on and fitted fookin perfect and fill the rear arches lovely! even the 235/45/17's on the back don't seem to catch on the body! tyres r way too big for the car really but they fit and i'm a bit skint at mo so they'll have to do til i can afford somethin more apropriate! Mmmmmm toyo's
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