I need some help with getting new Tires for my rims
07-12-08, 07:26 PM
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I need some help with getting new Tires for my rims
So I recently tinted my 98 amber tailights to red and installed magnaflows 14829 on my GS and fixed my healdights.... ill show pics soon
NOW, im working on my wheels. I have bought a set of 06-07 GS rims. I want the ride to be very smooth and no noise so I need some accurate measurements for All season tires. I know the GS comes with stock 225/50/R17 Dunlops so any suggestions what my size should be? ( Arent Front and Rear Tires suppose to be different sizes?)
NOW, im working on my wheels. I have bought a set of 06-07 GS rims. I want the ride to be very smooth and no noise so I need some accurate measurements for All season tires. I know the GS comes with stock 225/50/R17 Dunlops so any suggestions what my size should be? ( Arent Front and Rear Tires suppose to be different sizes?)
07-13-08, 02:47 AM
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So I recently tinted my 98 amber tailights to red and installed magnaflows 14829 on my GS and fixed my healdights.... ill show pics soon
NOW, im working on my wheels. I have bought a set of 06-07 GS rims. I want the ride to be very smooth and no noise so I need some accurate measurements for All season tires. I know the GS comes with stock 225/50/R17 Dunlops so any suggestions what my size should be? ( Arent Front and Rear Tires suppose to be different sizes?)
NOW, im working on my wheels. I have bought a set of 06-07 GS rims. I want the ride to be very smooth and no noise so I need some accurate measurements for All season tires. I know the GS comes with stock 225/50/R17 Dunlops so any suggestions what my size should be? ( Arent Front and Rear Tires suppose to be different sizes?)
For the stock GS wheels, they are not staggered fitment so your tire sizes will be the same all around.
As for tires, if you want something fairly low priced with good performance and low noise go for BFGoodrich G-Force Sport tires. I've had 2 sets of these tires and recommended them to two other friends of mine and they just love it! You'll see a dramatic difference in handling!
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