what tyre can be fitted into my ACS type 3 17"??

[mielo86]

sory for this very2 the noob question..curently im using 225/45/17...can i use other spec tyre??so ambarase to ask this question...hehe:love:

 

[ICEMAN 68]

yehh you could ...

 

[mielo86]

yehh you could ...

care to elaborate? can i use 215 instead of 225? how the look will be?

 

[ICEMAN 68]

215 or 225 or 235 or 245 or 275 depends on individual taste ..that's the width you're looking at .... by the way what model of car are you refering to ?

 

[mielo86]

oo...at first i thought only can use 225...so if i use 215 instead how the look gona b?curently the tyre side wall look flush to my rims...so if use 215 the tyre side wall will look senget skit r?...im asking this question because 215 tyre is a bit cheap compare to 225.hehe...my car is e46 318i

 

[ICEMAN 68]

oo...at first i thought only can use 225...so if i use 215 instead how the look gona b?curently the tyre side wall look flush to my rims...so if use 215 the tyre side wall will look senget skit r?...im asking this question because 215 tyre is a bit cheap compare to 225.hehe...my car is e46 318i

usually by running a larger width tyre could some how protect your wheel case if there is a punture to occur as the pucture tyre wall would sit firmly on ya wheels. ... usually most of the e46'ers would run a smaller width at front and a larger width at rear to get the awsome agressive stance ...

 

[kokwei9035]

Bro, u can also stick to the rules of 3% from your original size. Btw, what is your original size b4 u changed to this?

 

[mielo86]

Bro, u can also stick to the rules of 3% from your original size. Btw, what is your original size b4 u changed to this?

dont know bro..i got this tyre from the first owner...now using 17' rims with 225/45/17....can explain how the 3% rule work?also will my car look awesome if use 215 instead of 225?thanks in advance:rock:

 

[boyburhan]

basically bro, the smaller the number, i.e; 245, 225, 215, 205, 195... the thinner the tyre will be. Yes, as stated above, those numbers refer to tyre width. So, depending on ur preference...u want wider wheels, go for bigger numbers...

 

[Slips]

bro... this info might be useful to you...
http://ejelta.com/tiresize/index.ht...40&maxratio=40&minwheel=&maxwheel=&maxdelta=5