does this matter. tyres on alloys are 215/35/19 instead of original 225/35/19 that the alloys came with? am i going to have problems later?
does this matter. tyres on alloys are 215/35/19 instead of original 225/35/19 that the alloys came with? am i going to have problems later?
Carl Bear runs these on his 19's as he is on Coil Over's and i dont think he has too many problems..
my 2.2 sri is on 215 and i'm not having any probs m8, i wouldn't worry bout it.
I think your SRi will be on 215/50/17's though mate, Unless you are on 19's...
Standard 19" tyres are 235 35 19's for Vectra, on a Vectra C, I would not even consider 215 35's, they will look very small and it is not advisable to have a 215 tyre on an 8" wide rim.
My veccy SRi Nav XP has 235/35/19's fitted not 225/35/19? theres 20mm tread difference between the original size and the 215/35/19's and the side wall will be smaller by a few Milimeters aswell.
I used to use this website when me and my brother were doing off road comps, its got a handy tyre size comparison on it..
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalcold.html
235/35/19" 215/35/19"
Sidewall: 82.3mm 75mm
Radius: 323.5mm 316.5mm
diameter: 647.1mm 633.1mm
Circumf: 2032.9mm 1988.9mm
Revs/Kph 492 503
215/35/19's will make the speedo out (showing faster) by 2.2%
Its not a lot to worry about really...
Hope this helps
As Matt (Maverick) says though the 215's are 20mm / 1inch smaller and will look small..
Last edited by Big-Pete; 30th December 2007 at 20:25.
im running 215's on mine rather than the 235's i dont notice any difference driving wise, i think they look better on the alloys
The worst problem with a stretched tyre is the tyre is 'pulled' away from the rim leaving the rim vulnerable to kerbing damage,
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