If already 15 inch, changing to better spec. UHP type tires are far enough than going for wider range. Going wider range does provide better grip but worsen your fuel consumption. Even my previous ride a Toyota Corolla GT, 20v with 6-speed manual original only come with tires & sport rim 185/60/R14 (Take note that almost 160hp on engine). After some time i upgraded the rim to 15 inch also use 185/55/R15 with Michelin Pilot Sport 2/3 tires, even beat some of the competitors wider range tires on the track also...
My advise fix your suspension system first, steering arm bush, anti-roll bar bush & lower arm bush. After fix these basic handling items, go for suspension setting (would recommend adjustable absorbers if want to lowered your ride, or custom modified current absorbers & buy lowered spring - Dont cut the OEM springs!) only after that go for tires & sport rims.
This post has been edited by littlefire: Oct 22 2018, 02:24 PM
Oct 22 2018, 02:13 PM
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