wheel size
#1
i have a 98 terzo with the original 16 inch wheels on
the tyres are at the end of their life. shall i buy new tyers or go for a different size wheel?
if so what size?
want them for better performance more than ride quality
best tyers also? ive been running p zeros for the last 2 years and found them to be a better tyre than the bridgestone potenza that it came with
the tyres are at the end of their life. shall i buy new tyers or go for a different size wheel?
if so what size?
want them for better performance more than ride quality
best tyers also? ive been running p zeros for the last 2 years and found them to be a better tyre than the bridgestone potenza that it came with
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Hi Paul,
generally people seem to go for 17" rims with 215/40/17. Saying that, quite a few are starting to fit 18" now although I've not really heard much feedback so I don't know if they're so much of an improvement.
As for tyres, I'd say SO2s but others will suggest different, personal preference.
generally people seem to go for 17" rims with 215/40/17. Saying that, quite a few are starting to fit 18" now although I've not really heard much feedback so I don't know if they're so much of an improvement.
As for tyres, I'd say SO2s but others will suggest different, personal preference.
#3
Hi Paul,
I have a Terzo (No 290) as well and changed my wheels a few months ago. I was one of those that went for 18" 'ers.
I bought Speedline GT-1 lites, with P-Zero 225/35 tyres.
The ride is firmer than the standard wheel / tyre cobmination, but isn't as hard as I was expecting. There is a massive difference in the responsiveness of the steering and the car seems to turn much more sharply. The road holding / grip is also greatly improved. I had heard poor reports about tramlining, but have not experienced anything different.
I have posted some pictures in the gallery if you want to see what they look like. They are under "I started life as a Terzo!!".
Sorry, I don't know how to create a direct link.
I would certainly recommend 18" wheels
Simon
I have a Terzo (No 290) as well and changed my wheels a few months ago. I was one of those that went for 18" 'ers.
I bought Speedline GT-1 lites, with P-Zero 225/35 tyres.
The ride is firmer than the standard wheel / tyre cobmination, but isn't as hard as I was expecting. There is a massive difference in the responsiveness of the steering and the car seems to turn much more sharply. The road holding / grip is also greatly improved. I had heard poor reports about tramlining, but have not experienced anything different.
I have posted some pictures in the gallery if you want to see what they look like. They are under "I started life as a Terzo!!".
Sorry, I don't know how to create a direct link.
I would certainly recommend 18" wheels
Simon
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