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> Tires for a Fuch 16x7" rim, still very tight with Bridgestone potenza 205/50 - other options that might not be as wide on that rim?
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post Aug 29 2016, 10:06 AM
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id like to have a nice looking tire - I know the tires can vary on width even if the numbers are the same- the Potenza hangs over the rim a good bit- id like more than the thickness of 2 credit cards for clearance so short of risking making a mess of the fenders more than they had been I thought someone here might have had clearance issues with 7" rims might have found a good performance tire that is not quite as wide??
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post Aug 29 2016, 03:15 PM
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The answer that you probably don't want to hear is go to a 6 inch rim on stock fenders.
if you go from 205 to 195 that is only gaining you 5mm or about 1/4 inch clearance on each side at the tread level. . the sidewalls at the rim will be the same. .
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