tyre size on 15s

  1. #1
    i just bought some 15 inch cyclones to go on my saxo and they come with195 50 15s, im lowering my car 60mm all round . will the 50 tyres fit on my car without rubbing? or will i need 45s
  2. #2
    You will need 45s. Maybe smaller. 50s will rub without it being lowered.
  3. #3
    Yeah i reckon 50s will rub aswell.

    45s would be better.
  4. #4
    50 do rub few of my mates do you want 45's
  5. #5
    fuck sake lol these 50s are new all round
  6. #6
    i just got some 205gti's. got them without tyres on purpose knowing i would need to put 45s on.
  7. #7
    Nothing wrong with abit of rubbing now and then. I have 50's and they rub.
  8. #8
    ill just rip the inside arches out haha
  9. #9
    you can use them for a while mate, if you dont wana fork out money for new tyres. front ones will rub most so change them first to save a few quid or sumt
  10. #10
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by MangoJake View Post
    you can use them for a while mate, if you dont wana fork out money for new tyres. front ones will rub most so change them first to save a few quid or sumt
    on my last vtr i had 50s on back and 45s on front. i bought the car with 50s all round but front 2 were slicks and the back didnt rub. but wasnt sure what 50s would be like with tread on them
  11. #11
    only one way to find out mate
  12. #12
    true lol. its not lowered yet but i bought 60 mm loweing springs. maybe i should get 40mm?
  13. #13
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by sexy-silver-saxo View Post
    true lol. its not lowered yet but i bought 60 mm loweing springs. maybe i should get 40mm?
    if its just the springs your getting then your better off getting 40mm. 60mm is to much for standard dampers. for the sake of 20mm your better off getting 40mm springs and saving ££ on new shocks.
  14. #14
    any1 wana swap for 40mm? lol or 40 quid... u no how much it is for torsion bar to be lowered. both my other saxos i bought lowered
  15. #15
    torsion bars are the hard bit, think garages charge around 80-100quid, but make sure they do it the right way. some will just use the click method. take your ones out, jack up the rear beam and adjust the ones u got (or something like that) doesnt do much good. willsy on here does them but hes up north. i was talking to him about mine. maybe worth the travel if you cant find anyone around here
  16. #16
    Tbh, I had 45 on my vtr (was down 60ish) and they still rubbed.