P PR5Matt Member Mar 7, 2005 #1 I just bought some RSL Elite rims (17x7" w/ 48mm offset) and I want to use a 215/45/17 tire. Is it possible? Look at the pic of my car to judge. Attachments 000_0345.webp 414.6 KB · Views: 200
I just bought some RSL Elite rims (17x7" w/ 48mm offset) and I want to use a 215/45/17 tire. Is it possible? Look at the pic of my car to judge.
S Sir Nuke Member Mar 7, 2005 #2 PR5Matt said: I just bought some RSL Elite rims (17x7" w/ 48mm offset) and I want to use a 215/45/17 tire. Is it possible? Look at the pic of my car to judge. Click to expand... Not sure about using the 45 series tire....you may end up rubbing on the back side.....other than that the wheel size/offset will work like a charm.
PR5Matt said: I just bought some RSL Elite rims (17x7" w/ 48mm offset) and I want to use a 215/45/17 tire. Is it possible? Look at the pic of my car to judge. Click to expand... Not sure about using the 45 series tire....you may end up rubbing on the back side.....other than that the wheel size/offset will work like a charm.
W Wes Member : Mazdaspeed 3 Mar 7, 2005 #3 If they are for SURE a +48 offset, then I would say you'll be OK on a 45 series.
P PR5Matt Member Mar 8, 2005 #4 Wes said: If they are for SURE a +48 offset, then I would say you'll be OK on a 45 series. Click to expand... I'll msure to do some serious measurements. I want the extra sidewall for our bad roads. If the 215/45s won't work, then I guess I'll compromise and go with 205/45s
Wes said: If they are for SURE a +48 offset, then I would say you'll be OK on a 45 series. Click to expand... I'll msure to do some serious measurements. I want the extra sidewall for our bad roads. If the 215/45s won't work, then I guess I'll compromise and go with 205/45s
