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Old 04-15-2019, 01:21 PM   #23 (permalink)
Shaneajanderson
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Originally Posted by 2016 Versa View Post
I don't know of such a list, but lots of cars now have optional alloy wheels so if you can find what type cars have wheels that fits you could spend a Saturday in a junk yard seeing if anything they have are aluminum or if they're all steel. With lower profile tires they're putting on cars now it's also a possibility you could use 15" or 16" wheels if there's enough fender clearance. My Versa has 15" rims with a stock tire size 185/65/15. I just bought 2 Kumho Solus TA11 LRR 75,000 mile tires for it and was out the door for around $185. I used to drive an '88 Ford Escort that stock tire size was 165/80/13 but I'd ran tires as large as 185/75/14's an 1 1/2 larger diameter without issues.
I'd like to avoid low profile tires. Anything less than a 60 sidewall rides like a steel wheel, and this car is going to be bad enough as it is I'm sure.
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