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Tyre Fitment

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hey. i have 13x5.5 inch wheels. will a 165x55x13 fit. like i want them a little stretched but i was told they wont fit. need an answer asap, want to buy tyres tomorrow

cheers

Yeah it'll fit. Wont be stretched at all

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what size should i go for. having trouble finding a low profile tyre in a 13. any suggestions. how far can i go with the stretch

mr keHendo was telling me about a hancook 155/55r13 tyre i think?

You will struggle to find anything low profile in a 13, and if you do find some they'll most likely be expensive and a pretty average tyre in general.

 

If you want some stretch I'd suggest getting some wider rims first, say 13 x 7. You could put 165 on those... don't expect grip though

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thanks for the replies. they were quite helpful.

cheers

Stretch has a bit more to do with the width of the rim AND tyre/profile ratio, not either one. You'd be looking at stretch on a 165 by about 6J or 7J wide, depending on tyre profile and bead lip.

 

If you're buying tyres tomorrow, and want stretch, I doubt you'll find any production ones that will actually give you that look. Give it some time and some wider/larger rims and you shall have infinite stretch :)

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Stretch has a bit more to do with the width of the rim AND tyre/profile ratio, not either one. You'd be looking at stretch on a 165 by about 6J or 7J wide, depending on tyre profile and bead lip.

 

If you're buying tyres tomorrow, and want stretch, I doubt you'll find any production ones that will actually give you that look. Give it some time and some wider/larger rims and you shall have infinite stretch :)

 

yeah i get what ur sayin. but i already had the rims, n can't find any decent cheap second hand 4x110 rims. so I'm really just lookin for a low profile tyre for a 13x 5.5 which is hard to get.

yeah, I think you're going to struggle with low profile for a 13" rim.

 

worked with tyres for 2 years and I think the lowest I ever saw on a 13, was a 55 tyre profile. Which still isnt small...

 

mind you, with 13" rims, arent you risking losing your wheel and tyre in the void of your guards? :P What car is this for?

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yeah, I think you're going to struggle with low profile for a 13" rim.

 

worked with tyres for 2 years and I think the lowest I ever saw on a 13, was a 55 tyre profile. Which still isnt small...

 

mind you, with 13" rims, arent you risking losing your wheel and tyre in the void of your guards? :P What car is this for?

ahaahah. a lil ke20. I'm going for a smaller rim, lower ride look. its only my daily, not my build. i just couldn find any other rims. a 14 with big offset woulda been perfect but rare in that stud pattern.

convert to 4 x 114.3

its easy and cheap

opens up options when looking for rims etc

my old ke20 ran 14 x 7 with 195/45/14 s

 

 

use ke70 front hub with ke20 rotor bolted on , everything fits overrated = front sorted

 

use ke35 axlesfrom a jap diff, cut 5mm off the end of each = rear sorted and as a bonus you get bigger rear drum brakes

4x100? Rare? Civics, Liberty's (some are 5 stud) Some newer Corolla's?

 

Go to a Bob Jane, ROTA, or above mentioned AJPS, Performance Wheels, and they can set you up with some width, dish, camels or even a stripper if you like.

 

4X100 aint too hard to get rims for ;)

I retract my previous statement, and apologize for reading threads so early in the morning :bash:

 

In which case, said conversion would be advisable for good rims

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