215/45/17.
et 38 and 8j are right on the limit. Might be best with 214/40 or 205/45 if you want to clear everything.
But for handling 215/45/17 or 225/45/17.
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You can do what you want. But dont think you can fit a 255 on a 7" wheel. There are limits. The most important thing it to have a side wall. The car is tuned to a certain side wall size to give a good camber curve etc. They to stay close to it.grant_day wrote:I'm confused.. can you fit 205's onto wheels that previously had 215's or 225's and vice versa??? I've always bought 205's as they were what was on there before on previous cars. Or are some wheels made wider to accomodate wider tyres???
But yes use any size really.
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