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> Which Fuchs Are More Sought After?, Looking for info/opinion to keep cost down
kconway
post Dec 6 2008, 12:58 AM
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I'm looking for a set of 7's and 8's but can't decide if I want to go 15" or 16". I'm leaning toward the 15" as I like a full sidewall, nothing smaller then 55 series and leaning toward 60 series tires. I like a softer ride and the car is strictly a weekender, no autox. TireRack seems to still have a pretty good selection in both sizes and I won't need anything wider than a 225 tire.

However; $$$ is always a consideration. So...which size are cheaper 15x8 or 16x8 in the long run? I've got a pair of 16x7 and would consider selling or trading if it makes sense to go to 15's.

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post Dec 6 2008, 08:40 AM
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I have notices that tire makers seem to be leaning torwards the larger dia. rims.
If you have a set of 16's already just get another set and your done.
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I have notices that tire makers seem to be leaning torwards the larger dia. rims.
If you have a set of 16's already just get another set and your done.


It is true in the past 5 or so years the trend has been to go big in wheel/tire size from the car manufacturers. I wonder with all these smaller fuel effiecient and hybrid cars coming out with tiny wheels if that will still be the case?
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