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What he said.
same here :)
Lol! Absolutely. Momentary lapse made me believe i have 205s...
215 might be too wide for the stock rims. 205 is still ok.
If you break them, I'll send you mine. I doubt I'll ever put them on again.
Measured and bought them on Ebay. They are generic and cost about $ 10 for four ;) 56/60 mm.
Thanks. If you mean the ones in my pics, they are the standard rims that come with the 17" wheels minus the abs wheel covers.
yes. I'm not a fan of the current short sidewall fashion, but for the 215 I'd consider anything taller "overkill".
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I kept the original rims minus the plastic covers. Pics will follow at some point :)
Good question. Intuitively, yes,but i must admit I have not been paying much attention before or after. Handlig, especially cornering is...
Pirelli P Zero All Season 215/55R17 94V Performance Tire- 94.- per tire at Amazon at the time
Agreed. But spending an extra $ 500.- on what I consider a reasonably priced new plug-in hybrid (2024 Prime) at 34500.- was OK with me.
No reason to leave it on "weirdly skinny tires". I switched to a wider option early in the game.
Great! When I bought, it was the only one available without dealer mark-up. I probably would have gone for something less conspicuous, but now I...
It's a 16" donut, readily available on Ebay used for $ 90.- to 150.-
I have mine wedged behind the front passenger seat. I always have the rear folded down for dog and cargo.
Don't stay with the original size. Put "new tires" in the search function above, and you're good.
Yes, noticeable improvement in handling, and most likely a MPG loss, but i have to admit I don't watch that closely.
Do you happen to remember the kind and brand of film?
