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I'll be the first. Just got a like new set of OEM rims and tires (R129 dark metallic gray/ Pirelli PZero 225/40/19). Going on the car in few weeks (as soon as it gets warmer)....
I'll be the first. Just got a like new set of OEM rims and tires (R129 dark metallic gray/ Pirelli PZero 225/40/19). Going on the car in few weeks (as soon as it gets warmer)....
Yup!
Actually, I was looking at the photos of your car with these wheels for the longest time. Other one was that black CM from Alberta with the same rims...
Thanks for inspiration!
Yup!
Actually, I was looking at the photos of your car with these wheels for the longest time. Other one was that black CM from Alberta with the same rims...
Thanks for inspiration!
What size tires you're running? Any feedback?
I'm actually running 45's on mine to give me a little more meat to combat the potholes around here. Plus they fill the wheel well nicely without looking oversized truck tires. I think they ride great.
I know Benty has 40's on his which are lower profile and look great.
I'm actually running 45's on mine to give me a little more meat to combat the potholes around here. Plus they fill the wheel well nicely without looking oversized truck tires. I think they ride great.
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Any rubbing?
Issues with speedo?
I got my set with OEM 225/40/19 RF but eventually might go non RF route (if I find the buyer for OEM Pirellis)...
my paceman loaner had 19" p zero, rode like fred flinstone mobile. Hard as a rock, teeth jaring when hitting pebbles.
Well, I see from your signature you ride on 16s... Any diameter larger than that will feel like flinstone mobile... Nothing wrong with that... As long as car is not lowered....
Well, I see from your signature you ride on 16s... Any diameter larger than that will feel like flinstone mobile... Nothing wrong with that... As long as car is not lowered....
Switching to 17's with 215/45/17 non run flats
This weekend.
But driving that paceman was a shock. It was
The owners , he just traded it in for a 2014,
Had every option available. Sticker was $36k
I think.
Before I purchased my Paceman I test drove the 18’s and 19’s on sport suspensions and I felt very little difference between the two with regards to ride, both had an extremely harsh ride. Then I drove the standard suspension with 18’s the ride quality was good, so I thinking the 19's will also ride good with standard suspension.
Last edited by HorseWithNoName; Apr 10, 2014 at 04:24 PM.
Reason: Amended