what tire size????
10-26-2006, 04:14 AM
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what tire size????
im looking at some nitto 555r drag radials...can someone tell me what size to get...I have the stock bullit wheels...I want the biggest ones I can fit....but I want them to fit securely with no issues
10-26-2006, 11:47 AM
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RE: what tire size????
I agree with akelemecz. I would wait until you get a wider wheel in the back so you can run a 315. If you are wanting to stay stock wheels I would suggest some BF/Goodrinch G-Force T/A not the drags but the ones a step b4 it. They stick very well.
10-26-2006, 05:32 PM
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RE: what tire size????
If you are on a stock bullit (which is 17x8) you have 2 main choices.
THe first of which is the stock 245/45/17 size.
The other, is to widen it out to a 275/40/17.
Either one will be the correct overall diameter (height) but the 275's will have a small buldge, nothing to worry about though.
Its up to you really.
THe first of which is the stock 245/45/17 size.
The other, is to widen it out to a 275/40/17.
Either one will be the correct overall diameter (height) but the 275's will have a small buldge, nothing to worry about though.
Its up to you really.
10-26-2006, 08:51 PM
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RE: what tire size????
ORIGINAL: AZguy22
If you are on a stock bullit (which is 17x8) you have 2 main choices.
THe first of which is the stock 245/45/17 size.
The other, is to widen it out to a 275/40/17.
Either one will be the correct overall diameter (height) but the 275's will have a small buldge, nothing to worry about though.
Its up to you really.
If you are on a stock bullit (which is 17x8) you have 2 main choices.
THe first of which is the stock 245/45/17 size.
The other, is to widen it out to a 275/40/17.
Either one will be the correct overall diameter (height) but the 275's will have a small buldge, nothing to worry about though.
Its up to you really.