Tires That Last Long For Stance'z? XXR513's

[xxji3lazexx]

97 Civic

So Yes I am goin for the flush look i have rolled my fenders already.Im going with a 16/7 Rim 15+ offset.What Tire should i mount on them so i can stretch them and they will last long?please anyone

Will send rep your way

 

[Briansol]

stretched tires don't last long, period.

Look or Function

Chose one.

 

[xxji3lazexx]

any info from someone that actully cruisis flush

 

[Briansol]

how does one curisis ?

 

[xxji3lazexx]

go Bust someone elses bubbles lol

 

[FLounder]

the stretch and the extreme negative camber most guys use to go "hellaflush" are going to wear any tire you buy. if it was me i would just go for a cheapish one because performance is not much of consideration anyways.

 

[E_SolSi]

your performance and handling are going to be shit any way... so just get the cheapest tire with the highest UTQG you can find

 

[Jared759]

Get some nexens, they are about $53 each. I've seen those last 8 months on a miata with crazy negative camber

 

[xxji3lazexx]

How my wheels came out

This is my car with rolled fenders.No camber kit.16/7 xxr513 with 205/45/16's SUNNY tires flush! I did have to roll alot and still have to roll some more on the front.im debating on takin out the plastic inner panels but dont no if ill ruin anything in the long run,i dont ride in the rain or snow

 

[|Chaz|]

:ghey::gayflag:

 

[phunky.buddha]

205/45 on a 16x7 is hardly stretched...

Here you go- these will last you forever on those wheels:

Bridgestone Potenza RE-11

 

[Jared759]

Your wheels might be flush with your fenders but you still got hella gap in there! Here is my buddies miata with the same wheels

 

[Briansol]

on a 7" wheel you need like a 165 to get a decent stretch.

this is what stretched looks like:

 

[xxji3lazexx]

That miata is cleam,And now as i look at this pic again its not really flush so excuse me for even calling that flush

 

[xxji3lazexx]

I Joust bought a camber kit and new suspesion to get her lower and tmight look for some thin spacers