Anybody with 19" coupe rims on 07 sedan?
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10-16-2007, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by workitjr
They were $1800 plus tax wheels and tires, included the re-calibration of the TPMS. Once I sell my stock sport wheels, I am hoping to have made the switch for around $850.
I took mine off my stock 18's and put them on the coupe 19's, they work fine.
The light came on one day I thought it was a fluke but one tire was low. Filled it up and light went away.
But yea that is hott to death!!
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Originally Posted by csdstudio
IMO the back tire looks huge and the front tire looks small.
Ordered some 245/45/19 today, they should look better.
If you look at that pic better, notice how there seems to be a diff in how thick the side walls are even thoe they are both 40 series. We will see how the 45 series looks.
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Originally Posted by KDG35
Ordered some 245/45/19 today, they should look better.
If you look at that pic better, notice how there seems to be a diff in how thick the side walls are even thoe they are both 40 series. We will see how the 45 series looks.
If you look at that pic better, notice how there seems to be a diff in how thick the side walls are even thoe they are both 40 series. We will see how the 45 series looks.
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#52
11-05-2007, 09:46 AM
Originally Posted by KDG35
So I got the 245/45's on the front I think the 245/40's would have done the trick, cause the kuhmo's have a significant height difference than the potenza's even thou the are both 40 series (no one tells you that). The ride is very nice, and yes I know I need tint!
) Did you have a chance to weigh the new set up against your stockers? I know the forged coupe wheels saved a few pounds, but tire/wheel combo?
What about noise levels?
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11-05-2007, 12:02 PM
So I got the 245/45's on the front I think the 245/40's would have done the trick, cause the kuhmo's have a significant height difference than the potenza's even thou the are both 40 series (no one tells you that).
Looks good though...this tire definitely takes up a big chunk of that gap and keeps the stock look. Maybe bigger tires on the rear now? 255/45s?
How is the ride on the 245s on the front? Do they feel less responsive?
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11-06-2007, 12:15 AM
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Originally Posted by TheIvoryG
On your original setup the sidewalls would have been bigger on the rears because they are staggered. 40s on a 245 have bigger sidewalls than 40s on a 225. Brand of tires shouldn't matter???
Looks good though...this tire definitely takes up a big chunk of that gap and keeps the stock look. Maybe bigger tires on the rear now? 255/45s?
How is the ride on the 245s on the front? Do they feel less responsive?
Looks good though...this tire definitely takes up a big chunk of that gap and keeps the stock look. Maybe bigger tires on the rear now? 255/45s?
How is the ride on the 245s on the front? Do they feel less responsive?
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Originally Posted by aozmaxed
Nice choice on tires, those SPTs handle great, dry or wet (some autox'ers use them for wet events )
Did you have a chance to weigh the new set up against your stockers? I know the forged coupe wheels saved a few pounds, but tire/wheel combo?
What about noise levels?
) Did you have a chance to weigh the new set up against your stockers? I know the forged coupe wheels saved a few pounds, but tire/wheel combo?
What about noise levels?
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11-08-2007, 12:36 PM
Originally Posted by blindS!de
Looks really good on the sedan... i wish i could afford a set they're too pricey, i would rather go with aftermarket wheels IMHO....
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