View Full Version : I need help picking rims and size
Xavier77
12-07-2004, 07:29 AM
I just bought a 05 TSX and im looking for Rims, I want 18's or19's. What will fit perfect with out any lowering or modifications. I want the tire/rim to look good without lowering,but at the same time I don't want the tires to rub. I'm looking to spend 2K total. What brands are respectable but yet affordable at that price?
Who has the best prices?
SAZABI
12-07-2004, 01:07 PM
I just bought a 05 TSX and im looking for Rims, I want 18's or19's. What will fit perfect with out any lowering or modifications. I want the tire/rim to fill up the gap without lowering,but at the same time I don't want the tires to rub. I'm looking to spend 2K total. What brands are respectable but yet affordable?
are u sure u wanna do that? That means your overall diameter will be bigger if you want the wheel to fill the gap without lowering.
there are lots of combination u can go without rubbing. e.g. 225/40/18 or 235/40/18... for a 7.5" wide rim, ur offset should be in this range 40-48 approximately. (43-45 is perfect)
Joker
12-07-2004, 08:39 PM
Hello, and welcome to the Club Xavier77 :wavey:
Congrats on your 05 TSX :thumbsup:
Xavier77
12-13-2004, 03:54 AM
Sazabi what about 19's?
if you're gonna upgrade rims you definitely need to lower your car.
TSXTuner
12-25-2004, 08:10 PM
Tire rack has a Kazera brand that is lowest price.
The stock offset is 55mm.
An 8" rim with 48-50 offset is ideal. The Kazera's come in 50 offset.
I have 225/40r18 Fuzions but will go with 235/45r18's next time.
I will stay with the Fuzions from now on, finally the perfect tire.
The 225's lower the ride height 5mm from stock which is
also increasing the wheel gap 5mm. 235/40's outside diameter
as stock and are ideal. My car is lowered 1.75" so the wheel
gap is good but I want 235/40r18 Fuzions next.
The ride was harsher with 225/40, 235/40 should be softer.
I wouldn't want 19's because the sw gets so short and would
be worse ride than what I think is unacceptable with 225/40r18's.
The brakes would look too small inside 19's too.
justsomeboi
12-27-2004, 01:49 AM
Since its being asked here... What would be a good rim size with a 1inch drop without losing much handling? 18s?
AlterZgo
12-27-2004, 11:56 PM
If you go with a good quality tire on an 18x8 or 18x7.5" rim, you will improve your handling. In fact, choosing any summer performance tire would most likely improve performance as the stock all season rubber is pretty weak.
Xavier77
12-28-2004, 05:51 AM
TSXtuner do you have any pics of your ride? So if I go with 18X8 wheel whats the best tire size 225 or 235? Who makes a decent looking 18x8 wheel? I like the mesh look with a good size lip any recomendations..
i have 19s...with 225 30 19....but with lowering
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