Right, have searched but can't find a straight answer.
Can I safely put 195section tyres on to standard 14" Astra GTE/Mk.2 Cav Wheels?
185's are gay, I need the grip![]()
Right, have searched but can't find a straight answer.
Can I safely put 195section tyres on to standard 14" Astra GTE/Mk.2 Cav Wheels?
185's are gay, I need the grip![]()
i think you can but you will have to have a higher profile sumit like 55/60
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Plenty of cars stick very well to the road with 185 tyres; another 10mm won't give you sheds more grip. What pressures are you using?
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I had 185/65/14's on my old GTE when I first got it.
Changed to 195/60/14's pretty quickly which gave a bit more grip.
Signum Elite 3.2v6 now replacing the old Omega MV6 Estate 3.0v6
i have 195-55 14 on my gte wheels
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/TonySR/GTE6.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/TonySR/GTE3.jpg
Simple..........YES![]()
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Originally Posted by John Orrell
Agreed, but another 10mm also saves your rims![]()
Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive, anyway.
Running 195/60/14 on both sets of Gte rims i have![]()
I can't deny you thatOriginally Posted by gixerboyuk
There are some tyres out there - can't remember who makes them - that have built-in rim-protectors (I guess it must be a small rubber flange which wraps over the rim of the wheel a little to help to protect it from kerbing).
"Sex without love is an empty experience, but, as empty experiences go, it's one of the best." — Woody Allen.
early mk2 gte's were fitted with 185/60/14 then the later ones with 185/65/14, jumping upto 195/60/14 is not a problem my old one had 195's on lowered over 60mm and didn't rub catch or anything
What tyre's are those dude? Tread pattern looks preety funkyOriginally Posted by TonySR
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Originally Posted by AL@HotHatch
Toyo Proxes T1-S, The stickiest tyres i've had![]()
Cav sri 130's had 195/60 tyres on the same rims
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