Hi Guys,

Need an advise.

15" rims with 205/55/R15 tyres or 205/50/R15 is the best for comfort and handling?

Right now im using 15" Original sport rims with 195/60/R15 (Vios S spec 07)

HELP ME

205/55 cause thicker sidewall.

so which one u think is the best in term of handling and comfort.

205/50 or 205/45 ?

I would not use 205/45 cause it's too thin already so the comfort is almost gone IMHO. More over the total diameter becomes too small compared to your std tire.
205/50 is still ok, but I'd rather go with 205/55 as I mentioned above.

Sorry, i miss understand your 1st statement. I thought you said 205/55 cause (causing) thicker sidewall.

Yup, I think I'm going to get 205/55.

Btw in January 2013 I just bought a new OEM spring and absorber for front and rear. And till now my rear kinda looks weird because its hanging like almost 5 fingers gap.

But actually its getting better because after the installation, its like 1 1/4 foot gaps. Now is decreasing to 5 fingers gap.

I can accept that with my stock rims, but with a brands sport rim I think it looks kinda of ugly.

If I go for sport spring but not to change my stock absorber, I heard this will cause bumpy on uneven roads.

Is this true?

This post has been edited by serius seller: Apr 14 2013, 04:14 PM

In that case.. when looking at a rim or set of rims how do we find out if the rim has been reshaped ?

That's though, especially if the touch-up work is very good. Unless you have the specs of the original rim & walk around with a caliper, you might have trouble spotting them off the shelf. Reshaped rims usually have some metal skimmed off so the dimensions will vary slightly. Other than that, you'll have to scrutinize it for tell-tale signs of rework.

Depends on how stiff the spring rate of the sport springs. If not that much stiffer, than can still use std absorbers. Like now I'm using Tanabe NF springs but still with stock absorbers, still very comfortable because the NF is only about 15% stiffer and designed to still be compatible with std absorbers.

How much the Tanabe NF springs will going to cost?

And how many finger gaps left on your car when you use Tanabe NF with std absorber?

How much the Tanabe NF springs will going to cost?

And how many finger gaps left on your car when you use Tanabe NF with std absorber?

I'm using Toyota Mark X, and the springs drop about 2-3cm so the gaps left are about 2.5 fingers. I paid about rm1.1k including installation.

15 inch max can go with 195/55 or 60 R15.
If wanna nice and change to 16 or 17 inch lightweight made in Japan rim + 205/45/R17 just nice.

205 actually can go with 6.5JJ should be enough at all.

what if the 15" rim have 6.5jj? can go until 205/55/R15 ?

I been looking in LYN and shop nearby, all said nf210 is out of stock

Try call this guy:
017-3526055 (Andy) at Rev Performance, 7, Jln PJS11/24, Bandar Sunway
I ordered from him, price seems quite competitive.

Surely can!

I am planning to get the 15" 6.5jj

Well gonna visit him someday.

This post has been edited by serius seller: Apr 17 2013, 01:17 AM

Andy don't have the stock too

Anyone can recommend on 4x114.3 on 15 inch light weight rim?

Thank you