Sport 18" Wheels as Winters
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Sport 18" Wheels as Winters
Hey guys,
I haven't posted for a while but my moms G is on its way now and should be here in a couple of weeks. Where we live we get some decent sized snowfalls every year. Now my moms G doesn't come with any winter tires, just the sport 18" rims. I was wondering if I can persuade her into getting 19" G37 Wheels, she can use the Sport 18s as winters. I was wondering how well the 18s would handle in the snow. Also which tire would be best? During our winters we get a lot of ice, snow maybe from about 0-8 inches. Which tire would be best a winter like that?
Thanks, Brendan
By the way it's an 07 G35S Sedan.
I haven't posted for a while but my moms G is on its way now and should be here in a couple of weeks. Where we live we get some decent sized snowfalls every year. Now my moms G doesn't come with any winter tires, just the sport 18" rims. I was wondering if I can persuade her into getting 19" G37 Wheels, she can use the Sport 18s as winters. I was wondering how well the 18s would handle in the snow. Also which tire would be best? During our winters we get a lot of ice, snow maybe from about 0-8 inches. Which tire would be best a winter like that?
Thanks, Brendan
By the way it's an 07 G35S Sedan.
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If it's your mom's G, or hell, even if it's your G, I'd advice against 19s unless you really really have a hardon for the larger wheel look. It's alot of money to spend and IMO, 19s don't add much, from a performance standpoint, larger wheels are usually more of a detriment, especially since our stock 18s are pretty light already.
That said, for winter weather, you really want to go with thinner tires. the 18s with 225f/245r may not be the best choice if there's a decent amount of snow. I'd say save the money, and buy 17s with 225s all around.
Btw, if you or your mom really really want 19s, then I'd say buy 19s, sell the 18s on ebay or this site, 1000+ seems not unrealistic, buy 17s and 17 snow tires with the money you make on the 18s. More economical that way.
That said, for winter weather, you really want to go with thinner tires. the 18s with 225f/245r may not be the best choice if there's a decent amount of snow. I'd say save the money, and buy 17s with 225s all around.
Btw, if you or your mom really really want 19s, then I'd say buy 19s, sell the 18s on ebay or this site, 1000+ seems not unrealistic, buy 17s and 17 snow tires with the money you make on the 18s. More economical that way.
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