First off I know all about tire sizes. I'm just asking for your guys' advice from experience. I have a 1992 Subaru svx, stock tire size 225 50 16. Currently I'm running 225 40 18 to keep a stock diameter. I want to go lower, so I'm debating between getting a 215 35 18 tire OR 215 40 17. I realize they're not stock but the tire loads for both those sizes are relatively the same. I know some people with sti's run 35's just fine. The car is bagged and I daily drive it. What do I do?!
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- 1992 pearl white Subaru SVX
- First bagged SVX in the world
- Aftermarket transmission cooler
- Red/black checkered flannel headliner
- Custom made subwoofer box in spare tire
- (Modified to fit) 05-07 STi Airlift performance struts
- 18x9 JNC 005 wheels with 225/40/18's
- Nardi woodgrain gara type 3 steering wheel
- Train horn
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It will definitely increase it. I'm mostly wondering if there is much of a difference between 215 40 17 and 215 35 18 comfort-wise. Either one is "wrong"
- #lolsvx
- Instagram: @brothadavid
- 1992 pearl white Subaru SVX
- First bagged SVX in the world
- Aftermarket transmission cooler
- Red/black checkered flannel headliner
- Custom made subwoofer box in spare tire
- (Modified to fit) 05-07 STi Airlift performance struts
- 18x9 JNC 005 wheels with 225/40/18's
- Nardi woodgrain gara type 3 steering wheel
- Train horn
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Originally posted by B 4 You View PostIt will definitely increase it. I'm mostly wondering if there is much of a difference between 215 40 17 and 215 35 18 comfort-wise. Either one is "wrong"
And there would be a considerable difference between the comfort of the two. I ran 215/40 comfortably, and dropped down to 205/40. With 215/40, I could drive comfortably on imperfections on highways, but I can't say the same for 205/40. That's one of the things that has kept me from dropping down to 215/35Originally posted by cobrawannabeMore lotion.
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