What size tires are you guys running on your 16" wheels? also, if you don't mind, please post pics!

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American Racing AR86 wheels, 40mm offset, 16x7" rim with 225-55-ZR16 on an 85GT.



AR does not make them anymore. That is an older photo, as I have new tires (same size).

-Dave

I'm mainly interested in the tires, I already have a set of wheels, I want to see how big looks too big, and how small looks to small!

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These are 225/60-16. Offset is 42mm, required a 1/4 inch spacer for the rear, front cleared.

I have 225/50/16 rear and 205/55/16 front, I think the rears are just right but IMO the front should be shorter like a 205/50/16.

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quote Originally posted by weaselbeak: http://pic100.picturetrail....987839/403801905.jpg http://pic100.picturetrail....987839/403801901.jpg These are 225/60-16. Offset is 42mm, required a 1/4 inch spacer for the rear, front cleared.

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225/55/16 rear, 215/55/16 front...stock Grand Am wheels...stock 84 suspension. They work well...they don't rub anywhere, and they fill out the wheel wells nicely. But...this point can be good or bad...they also make the car sit quite high (check out the same car in some lineups with other Fieros here: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/F...L/089885-3.html#p104 ). I admit that it doesn't look as nice as a lowered suspension and lower profile tires...but I also don't have to worry about scraping on things.

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Works every time I click on them.

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Maybe it was Chrome being screwy...

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It was chrome for a little while there because I looked at them right when they were posted with chrome, and 15 minutes later they didn't work on chrome, but worked on safari

205/50/16 in front and 245/45/16's in the rear... mainly because I have two sets of the same wheels and one set has 205/50/16's and the other set was all 245/45/16's.

quote Originally posted by fieroguru: 205/50/16 in front and 245/45/16's in the rear... mainly because I have two sets of the same wheels and one set has 205/50/16's and the other set was all 245/45/16's.

What riim brand, offset, etc. are those? I might have to go with something like that if I cannot find the staggered set I want.

Edited to remove the image, no reason to post it twice.

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Custom Corvette / MR2 electro-hydraulic power steering
17" rims covering up 11.25" rotors with Cadillac Calipers & drop spindles

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quote Originally posted by fieroguru: 205/50/16 in front and 245/45/16's in the rear... mainly because I have two sets of the same wheels and one set has 205/50/16's and the other set was all 245/45/16's.

I have those same rims on my Sebring...

I ran 215/60/16s on my V8 car and 225/60/16s on 8" rims on my 308 kit. To me, higher profile tires fill up wheel well better than low profile ones...I like a lot of rubber.

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quote Originally posted by TG oreiF 8891: What riim brand, offset, etc. are those?

Discontinued Mille Miglia MII wheels (italian made), 16 x7 with 38ET on all for corners.

16x6 LeBaron wheels front with 205/55's
16x8 Grand Prix wheels rear with 245/50's