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FocusTunerzx3,Jul 29 2004, 12:50 PM Wrote:there not 14 they are 15 and you can go as high as 17.

If he has the steel wheels with hubcaps then they are 14s. Notice he drives a sedan.. so he doesnt necessarily have aluminum wheels.

Someone posted a link to a rim/tire size calculator a while ago.. you input your original wheel and tire size, and what your new setup would be and it tells you if you're still on, or what percentage it'll be off by.

Just be careful of going really big (like 18+) with a decent sized sidewall on your tire or you'll be rubbing your tires a lot.. Depending on how much of a drop you want, etc. Everything works together so it's a little more involved sometimes.