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Re: Winter Wheels for New Cars
[Re: stumpy]
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09/26/22 06:09 AM
09/26/22 06:09 AM
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I've done this a dozen times or more going back to the '70's with every car (family members too) and almost all through Tire Rack with no problems ever. Go there and do a tire and wheel package and it will walk you through. They supply the TPMS and you can find a nice set of winter alloy wheels for a little more than the steel wheels. One thing you may consider like my brother-in-law has been doing it to get the smallest rim diameter that will fit and work on your car and then get winter tires with a slightly taller sidewall for pothole protection. Tirerack.com https://www.tirerack.com/winter/tech/techpage.jsp?techid=126 Thanks I've done it before I'm just worried if these new cars are so sophisticated it'll have problem if the new wheels+snow tires are a different diameter than the OE 20s. Make sure they will clear the rotors. I ran into that issue on my Daytona. Good point, the OE 17s I've found are if a similar trim but I'll have to check some part numbers to make sure. I don't have anything special like the Brembo setup that would require 20s Id think.
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