Stretched tires...
Originally Posted by G35sedan03
The current sport compact car mag has a little bit on stretched tires. it's on the first section where people mail in their questions to the staff. very comprehensive answer, but the answer is geared towards drifting and having stretched tires actually makes more sense for what they do.
exactly, because in drifting you want less traction so you can get the *** end loose.
i was all for the meaty tire look aswell!
The other day i switched over from 245/35 to 235/35/19 front on my 9.5" winnings and I get compliments on it almost on a daily basis......wtf? I cant even tell that much but hey...i dunno...the end.
The other day i switched over from 245/35 to 235/35/19 front on my 9.5" winnings and I get compliments on it almost on a daily basis......wtf? I cant even tell that much but hey...i dunno...the end.
Ok some of these are too much, way over stretched. But that 240sx for instance is sick. That looks good. But this one on this page is retarded. Everything has its limit. Check out rijok or whatever his name is. The guy with 20 million wheels. He got some nice looking strtched tires on all his wheels. Im all for it, although i am running 285 on my 10.5 right now.
hah, and here i am shopping for wider tires for my 7" rims... maybe i should go for 175s instead of 225s or 235s.
(i don't know what the roads are like where you guys are, but i worry about my rims with the stock 215/55s, and am actually considering going to taller, wider tires for both ground clearance and to protect the rims a bit more...)
i've seen a few beat up civics with stretched tires, and always thought it was just because they blew all their cash on the rims and couldn't afford the right tires... learn something new everyday...
(i don't know what the roads are like where you guys are, but i worry about my rims with the stock 215/55s, and am actually considering going to taller, wider tires for both ground clearance and to protect the rims a bit more...)
i've seen a few beat up civics with stretched tires, and always thought it was just because they blew all their cash on the rims and couldn't afford the right tires... learn something new everyday...
A stretched tire is characteristically "import." Nothing wrong with it - just a certain look. On the other hand, the square shouldered tire is characteristically domestic. I think a stretched tire goes along with the lightweight, efficient, trim look of most imports, whereas the meaty tire compliments a domesic's raw muscle.
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Paragham
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Sep 15, 2015 12:04 AM



,is that a f50 I can't tell sick anyways streched ftmfw.



