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Larmo63
Do 205/60 x 15 tires on 2.0 Fuchs fit stock wheel wells? Or, should I go 195/65 x 15?
Also, tire recommendations for a stock street car?
hot_shoe914
QUOTE(Larmo63 @ Mar 26 2014, 07:09 PM) *

Do 205/60 x 15 tires on 2.0 Fuchs fit stock wheel wells? Or, should I go 195/65 x 15?
Also, tire recommendations for a stock street car?

I run 205/50/15. I think I put 205/60/15 on Betsy, you will have to ask T.C.
poorsche914
Yes, 205/60 on stock Fuchs will should fit. There are variations in clearance from one 914 to another. I have run that size tire on several different 914s with no issues.

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mepstein
QUOTE(Larmo63 @ Mar 26 2014, 08:09 PM) *

Do 205/60 x 15 tires on 2.0 Fuchs fit stock wheel wells? Or, should I go 195/65 x 15?
Also, tire recommendations for a stock street car?

They did on my car when I ran them years ago with yoko A008's. Tiny bit of rub from the fronts when wheel was turned full lock.
VaccaRabite
They fit on my car with no rubbing.
Zach
Larmo63
I would imagine they fill the wheel well quite nicely?
damesandhotrods
I’ve been running 205x65-15 with stock Fuchs on the rear without any problems…
turk22
I went with the Sumitomo HTR A/S P01 205 60R15.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?s=&...t&p=1885119
cwpeden
I've had Pirelli, Michelin, Fulda, Falken and BFG all in 205/60. No rear clearance issues, rubbed front wheel well at full lock.
Dave_Darling
The 205s should fit many, but not all, 914s. A number of cars will need the fender lip folded up on one or both rear fenders to make them fit.

They will rub the inner front fender aft of the shock absorber when you turn the steering wheel to full lock, but since you don't tend to do that when "at speed" it's not much of a worry.

--DD
mgp4591
I run 195/60-15 in front and 205/65-15 in the rear to fill the wheelwell and give me a little more runout for cruising with no rubbing- gives it a little more rake too. Happy motoring! driving.gif
Ian Stott
I run 205 60's, Bridgestone Potenza's, no problems and I like them. Street driving, they are quiet, grip well if spirited driving and seem to be wearing well.

Ian Stott
Moncton
Canada
dirk9141973
QUOTE(Ian Stott @ Mar 29 2014, 07:29 AM) *

I run 205 60's, Bridgestone Potenza's, no problems and I like them. Street driving, they are quiet, grip well if spirited driving and seem to be wearing well.

Ian Stott
Moncton
Canada

<_<What size tire on mahle stock wheels ? Looks as 205 60 15 is very close to stock tires I would like 205 60 15 rear and 195 60 15 front ? Is that a bad idea?
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