Originally posted by decibel_dj
i got you bro but you know my position on the search button here. as for your other post. the larger the rim in return yeilds a smaller tire. you can go with a tire with a thicker side wall thats your choice but you'll throw the total diameter out the window when you do that. 215's fit my car just fine but with 225's i cant turn in the front of my car since its lowered. for you since you arent lowered the extra sidewall isnt a problem and would take away some of the extra gap you have. just cuz you go bigger rims doesnt mean you have to have low profile tires. the same way if you have 16's doesnt mean you have huge tires (cuz you have get low profile tires in 16's) looks stupid w/o a drop though but thats my thoughts (neighbor has that on his car 
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:fawk: the search button....
Sometimes I dont follow you because you write your sentences all together sometimes and it's hard to understand; if I do not lower, I can go with a thicker sidewall, is that what you are saying? Do you think 18s with a thicker sidewalled tire will take some of the perceived wheelwell gap away? And what are you referring to with regard to "looking stupid"--- aftermarket large wheels with thick sidewalls, or just large aftermarket rims in general on cars that are not lowered?
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