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Old 06-11-2007, 06:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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New hfp wheels tire size???

Hey guys i just bought the 18 inch hfp wheels from college hills honda for 759.64 shipped what a great deal...What is the recommended tire size for the 18's??? I was thinkin what i seen at the dealer on an hfp new civic was 215/35/18 is this correct???I went on ebay and i was looken at some good tires which tire do u think is best between these three???Toyo,Dunlop, or falken???Thanks again for the help.
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21/35/18 isnt a real size mostly the 21 part. go 25
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225/40-18 tires will work fine. I just purchased some Bridgestone Potenza RE050A Pole Postion 235/45-17 from tirerack.com for my HFP 17's for $560 and $43 shipping for a total of $640. Read the reviews on their site. besides, one of the autocrossers on 8thCF gave me the thumbs up on this tire.
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225.40.18 - dont use anything else - it will work perfect.
Choosing tires is like choosing carpet... theres a million different types colors shapes purposes.
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Old 06-12-2007, 08:35 AM   #6 (permalink)
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definately 225 40 18. ive seen dealers put 215 40 18 because its more closer to oem specs. but 225 is better
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With stock specs and suspension, 225/40 is great. With non-OEM wheels, a 215/40 reduces the chance of rubbing.
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