Looking for the right wheels...
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I'm running a 40 series tire on these wheels with no problems yet after hitting several potholes both on the street and freeway. There is room to fit a 45 series tire if you are worried about damage, that should be enough rubber to protect the wheel in harsh conditions.
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Try the tire size calculator at Powerdog.com for exact numbers. If you're going from 17's to 19's, I think a 35 series tire on a 19" wheel would be slightly smaller, while a 40 series on a 19" would be a little larger. I went from the 18" stock wheel to the 19" Hyper 5ZR & 40 series tires and ended up with (I think) a +2% change in overall size which was cool with me as it reduced a little fender gap.
Originally posted by Conceyted
question for you , todd. Why did you all take the Zigen 5ZR off your site? I think the price was listed wrong, I could have sworn I was looking at 280 a wheel. That is why I was going crazy about those 19s. But, then I looked around and they were 600 a piece holy god! I don't like the G Games, I am still looking for a nice wheel.
question for you , todd. Why did you all take the Zigen 5ZR off your site? I think the price was listed wrong, I could have sworn I was looking at 280 a wheel. That is why I was going crazy about those 19s. But, then I looked around and they were 600 a piece holy god! I don't like the G Games, I am still looking for a nice wheel.
Thats because 18" 5Zigen Corpes come two model.
1. 1Piece (Cast Alloy) $280
2. 2 Piece (Forged) I think! $600.
They look identical unless you look very close. One is 1 piece and the other is 2 piece wheel.
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