tC 2011 18" Wheels on XB2 2011... Tire Size?
#1
tC 2011 18" Wheels on XB2 2011... Tire Size?
Going with some tC 2011 18" Stock Wheels and I'm wondering:
- which tire size do I need. 225/40R18 seems closest to OE diameter but I'm nervous about comfort. Opinions?
- Do I need spacers for a flush fit of will they they be a snug fit?
- Choosing between NF210s, TRDs, and Tein H-Tech... Don't care to scrape the ground... I just want to close the wheel gap a but without sacrificing comfort. I do a lot of road trips and I don't want to feel every bump up my spine...
- which tire size do I need. 225/40R18 seems closest to OE diameter but I'm nervous about comfort. Opinions?
- Do I need spacers for a flush fit of will they they be a snug fit?
- Choosing between NF210s, TRDs, and Tein H-Tech... Don't care to scrape the ground... I just want to close the wheel gap a but without sacrificing comfort. I do a lot of road trips and I don't want to feel every bump up my spine...
#2
225/40R18 should work well and I'd run the NF210s if you want to maintain a comfortable ride. The wheels may not be all that flush, but you won't have to worry about rubbing a single bit.
If anything, you could run a 10mm slip on up front and a 15mm slip on out back.
If anything, you could run a 10mm slip on up front and a 15mm slip on out back.
#3
Just picked up the TC 2011 18" wheels... They look badass.. What's the widest tire I can go with? Am I being conservative with 225/40R18?
Anyone have any experience with Continental Extremecontact DW? Looks like theyr'e quiet, comfortable, performant, and last long.
I was looking at Toyo Proxes 4 but I hear they're loud, or Yokohama S-Drive but I'm not sure about those.. Any advice out there?
Am I being stupid with an ultra-performance summer? Should I be getting something more, um, conservative and long-lasting? I never track the car but I like good driving...
Anyone have any experience with Continental Extremecontact DW? Looks like theyr'e quiet, comfortable, performant, and last long.
I was looking at Toyo Proxes 4 but I hear they're loud, or Yokohama S-Drive but I'm not sure about those.. Any advice out there?
Am I being stupid with an ultra-performance summer? Should I be getting something more, um, conservative and long-lasting? I never track the car but I like good driving...
#4
I owned some Proxes4s and they didn't last me long. I was super bummed. I'd run the Contis if you want something that will last, or the Yokohamas if you want something that will perform a little better.
My $.02.
My $.02.
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