Tire Opinions
I was thinking of getting the same tires, because I love em, but it's the only tires I've ever had. I'm looking for all year round tires, but also racing tires. Besides snow, because I wont drive in the snow no matter what.
I currently have Toyo Proxes 4 245/45ZR17 99WW all 4 tires I believe and I think they're 10.5 That explains why my front tires hit. Question: What are good type of tires? Question: What type of Toyo Tires are the better type? I was told the Toyo Proxes 4 are the best. Thank you! |
You should look into Nitto. The 555's come in almost every known size but if you can get the INVO's you should. The INVO has the same performance as the 555's but better sound/comfort and they aren't directional so you can rotate them if you have staggered rims.
I am a Nitto fan, I have no experience with Toyo so I can't help you there |
So your looking for a performance orientated all season tire? I thought you have 17x9 and 17x10.5 cobra R wheels don't you?
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Originally Posted by garrett01001
(Post 419756)
You should look into Nitto. The 555's come in almost every known size but if you can get the INVO's you should. The INVO has the same performance as the 555's but better sound/comfort and they aren't directional so you can rotate them if you have staggered rims.
I am a Nitto fan, I have no experience with Toyo so I can't help you there
Originally Posted by spike_africa
So your looking for a performance orientated all season tire? I thought you have 17x9 and 17x10.5 cobra R wheels don't you?
Well the paperwork that came with the car for the rims and tires are off or they were replaced, I don't know exactly. but I do know they're all the same size and everything. I'm pretty sure they're all 17x10.5 and yes they're Cobra R rims, 1995 model I believe. |
So you want to put a 245 on a 10.5 rim? that is not gonna work at all. I think you need to make sure what wheels you have first.
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Originally Posted by spike_africa
So you want to put a 245 on a 10.5 rim? that is not gonna work at all. I think you need to make sure what wheels you have first.
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Sidewall says it all, 245/45zr17 which works best on 17x8 rims with 17x9 being the max width, but you would prob have 255/40's if you had 9" wide rims
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Originally Posted by garrett01001
(Post 419829)
Sidewall says it all, 245/45zr17 which works best on 17x8 rims with 17x9 being the max width, but you would prob have 255/40's if you had 9" wide rims
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I just told you there are probably 8" wide based on the tire size. Go find a ruler or something and measure it
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They won't be anything over 9" for sure.
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Judging by the way they fit those rims I am gonna say those are 17x8 wheels. Take a picture of the actual wheel.
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I can't measure it right, it's either I'm dumb or complicated. Would be easier if I had the tire off the rim. Anyways I measured the top of the tire, from the thread line/nob to the other nob is like 9.5 inches.
When I tried to measure the rim it said like 10inches, but either way they're not size 8 rims. Found the PaperWork and this is exactly what it says. 245/45ZR-17 99W Proxes 4 All Seasons Blackwall 275/40ZR-17 Proxes 4 All Seasons Blackwall Chrome Valve Stem 17x9 5-4.5 Cobra Topline Type C30/C32 Chrome Medium Offset 17.10.5 5-4.5 Topline Type C30/C32 Chrome Medium Offset Wheel Spin Balance Sales Tax $134.06 Tire Tax $4.00 Total $1,772.96 I found some pictures I took of my Mustang before I started painting and doing touch up to the body. This is how I got the car, I didn't do this shit, besides getting the rims Powder Coated Gloss Black from Chipping Chrome. I actually found A LOT of pictures. Attachment 17512 Attachment 17513 Attachment 17514 Attachment 17515 Attachment 17516 |
My 245's are flush with the wheel on the front, so it looks like you have 17x9 wheels all the way around. If the rears are wearing 245's just like the fronts no way in hell that they are 17x10.5 wheels.
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Yeah that's what I'm saying, something happened or they fucked up on the paperwork. I thought mine were big, geez 10.5 are going to be bigger. I can't wait to get new rims then. :D haha
Thanks guys, now I just need to find some good tires for racing, all season long. |
you dont put a 10.5 rim in the front......
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Originally Posted by Dave04Mustang
(Post 419913)
you dont put a 10.5 rim in the front......
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Originally Posted by BikerSk8rKid
(Post 419952)
Um duh, I could have told you that.
Originally Posted by BikerSk8rKid
(Post 419701)
I currently have Toyo Proxes 4
245/45ZR17 99WW all 4 tires I believe and I think they're 10.5 That explains why my front tires hit.
Originally Posted by BikerSk8rKid
(Post 419767)
Well the paperwork that came with the car for the rims and tires are off or they were replaced, I don't know exactly. but I do know they're all the same size and everything. I'm pretty sure they're all 17x10.5 and yes they're Cobra R rims, 1995 model I believe.
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I thought/think they're 10.5 because when I tried to measure them they were bigger 9 and well I swear it says 10.5. But it's hard without the tire off the rim and off my car.
I already know 9 in front and 10.5 in the rear, but like I said this is how I got the car. The paperwork is either wrong or the guy had some stuff replaced. Unless you're saying you can't put 10.5 in front period, then you're wrong because my friend has done it on her GT Mustang. |
Originally Posted by BikerSk8rKid
(Post 419960)
Unless you're saying you can't put 10.5 in front period, then you're wrong because my friend has done it on her GT Mustang.
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Originally Posted by Dave04Mustang
(Post 419962)
Please tell me your joking... Yea that's what I'm saying. Your friend is a complete idiot and should have her car taken away and blown up with dynamite haha. Does her car turn or just move in straight lines because I'd love to see how she got around the struts, a-arms, breaks. A 10.5 rim cannot be in the front period for the car to maneuver properly
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