seems like tire people really don't know much about the products they sell, they are just punching a timeclock. As is my experience with the tire industry anyway.

 

215's are too big for a 6G. get 205's.

 

they told me to go back tomorrow and that they would swap them out, so i'll have the right set maƱana!!! (tomorrow in spanish for those of you who don't know what maƱana meant)

 

i got 215/45/17 on a 7th gen. should i be fine?

 

Stock Tire - 185/70R14 Tire 1 - 215/45R17 Section Width:7.28 in185 mmSection Width:8.46 in215 mmRim Diameter:14 in355.6 mmRim Diameter:17 in431.8 mmRim Width Range:5 - 6.5 inRim Width Range:7 - 8 inOverall Diameter:24.19 in614.42 mmOverall Diameter:24.61 in625.09 mmSidewall Height:5.09 in129.28 mmSidewall Height:3.80 in96.52 mmRadius:12.09 in307.08 mmRadius:12.30 in312.42 mmCircumference:75.99 in1930.1 mmCircumference:77.31 in1963.6 mmRevs per Mile:859.8Revs per Mile:845.1Actual Speed:60 mph100 km/hSpeedometer1:58.9 mph98.2 km/hSpeedometer Difference: -Speedometer Difference: 1.739% too slowDiameter Difference: -Diameter Difference: 1.71%

will i be alright


OK disreagard that it didn't stay as the table when i posted it..

 

If I remember right, Hammer = BAD when rolling fenders.

Use a base ball bat. Insert the bat between the fender and the tire. Then using the tire as a fulcrum gently press down on the handle of the bat to roll the inside lip of the fender.

That is the right way to do it, or am I thinking of something else???

 

i put 215/45/17 on 03 civic lx coupe and i have no rubbing

 

7th gen tire diameter are almost an 1" bigger than 6th gen.

 

you have to heat up the paint around the fenders so the paint dooes not crack

 

thats because its a 7G. those tires are much too large for a 6G or earlier.