205 or 215 ?
I know that this has been covered a few times before !!
But I am having new rubber fitted tomorrow and have a choice dilemma..
On 17" wheels do I go for 205x45x17 or 215x40x17 ?
Quick answers please !!
But I am having new rubber fitted tomorrow and have a choice dilemma..
On 17" wheels do I go for 205x45x17 or 215x40x17 ?
Quick answers please !!
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Correct me if I am wrong but you can only buy I tyre in the 205/45/17 size and thats the pirreli pzero and they cost about £150 each but there is more choice, Bridgestone, Toyo, Falken etc available in the 215/40/17 @ about £100 each
Both sizes are fine.
As Jake says, there is far less choice in 205/45 (Pirelli PZero and Yokohama 520 are the only ones I know)
The 215/40 offers up a wider choice, including the highly rated Bridgestone S02s.
I'd go for S02s or Goodyear F1s in that size.
Cheers
Alastair
As Jake says, there is far less choice in 205/45 (Pirelli PZero and Yokohama 520 are the only ones I know)
The 215/40 offers up a wider choice, including the highly rated Bridgestone S02s.
I'd go for S02s or Goodyear F1s in that size.
Cheers
Alastair
Fosters,
215/40 sits fine on the standard 7x17 rims. You do have to drop to the 40 profile tho, as a 215/45 could give problems.
I'm pretty sure the car has 205/45 as standard for 17" cos Prodrive have a deal with Pirelli, and that's the best match from the PZero range.
Alastair
215/40 sits fine on the standard 7x17 rims. You do have to drop to the 40 profile tho, as a 215/45 could give problems.
I'm pretty sure the car has 205/45 as standard for 17" cos Prodrive have a deal with Pirelli, and that's the best match from the PZero range.
Alastair
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