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January 26th, 2007 05:40 PM #201
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January 26th, 2007 10:36 PM #202
guys,
locally saan makakabili ng cheapest tire? Balak ko kasi mag volk racing te37 kahit imitation lang. baka meron kayo alam place na may imitation 6holesx139.7. sa dmax ko lalagay. and ano ba offset ng dmax? Thanks guys!
how much nga pala aabutin per piece isang 18" tire ng dmax? estimate lang..
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March 7th, 2007 11:10 PM #20318" question...
Ok lang ba sa 03 camry (stock 205/60/15) ang style na 'to:
http://www.conceptonewheels.com/wheelhtml/profile.htm
Objective is to inch up but look more classy than sporty, because many people regard the car (and color - parang beige) as pang-lolo. Baka hindi bumagay.
To minimize tagtag effect, tire sizes considered are:
235/50/18
225/50/18
245/45/18
234/45/18
Any knowledge on that bridgestone tire with rimguard? What about nitto?
Would appreciate any opinions/ suggestions, as I've never paid any interest to rim and tire upgrades in the past, and don't know what works best.
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March 8th, 2007 09:47 AM #204
I think Evangelista in Makati and Blumentritt in Manila are good places to look for cheap tires. Plus there are cheap tires made in Taiwan and China that are flooding the market, if you're really on a tight budget. Halos kapresyo nung 285/60 18" na Falken ang 285/50 20" na Wanli (China) - mga 9K range ata.
AFAIK, the stock tire of an '03 Camry is 205/65r15. Anyhow, the wheel you posted above is quite classy. Go for it!
As regards the sizes you're considering, the closest to stock is actually 235/40r18. I had done stock and 235/40r18 on my Camry before, and there was no difference in ride quality, acceleration and fuel consumption. Maganda suspension ng Camry, hindi tumagtag sa 18" at 40 series. The 18s did a better job in terms of handling, of course. The only downside was the gap in the wheelwell: http://www.sounddomain.com/ride/599474/3 so I lowered it. Yun, mejo tumagtag na ng konti, but then when other people drive it, they just attribute the slight ride deterioration to the rims.
235/50r18 is too big. I tried it before, either hindi nagkasya, or sayad na. Also, it looked like it was for an SUV that was force-fitted into a Camry. The other 3 sizes are also overall bigger than the stock tire, so the speedo is not gonna be as accurate, and acceleration will be slightly affected. I'm not also sure which of these are readily available.
Here's a little suggestion, based on some experimentation. If you're not too concerned with the slight discrepancy in speedo readings and additional weight, thus slightly less performance, try having 235/45r18 measured with those rims on your ride and see how they fit. That size is almost the same overall as the 215/55r17 and 215/60r16 of the v6 and 2.4L Camrys respectively. They should fit the wheelwells just right.
I'm running on the stock 17s now. They're heavier than the stock 15s, but provide better traction. And they're lighter than the 20s that I had on previously.
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March 8th, 2007 04:48 PM #205
Mga sirs share ko rin po pics of my car's new shoes
20 in. SSA Torque on Hankook Ventus K104 (245/40/20's) from factory 18's with Bridgestone Dueler H/T's (225/55/18)
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March 10th, 2007 05:16 PM #207
i want to put these on my black 07 expy. sale sya, $1350 plus s&h siya COMPLETE SET NA
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March 10th, 2007 05:30 PM #208
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March 12th, 2007 09:32 AM #209
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March 12th, 2007 09:34 AM #210
I do not have technical knowledge on cars. Since I am scouting for a new ride (I already have an...
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