blitz459
02-14-2008, 07:49 PM
I just got some new tires on my car and found out one leaks air because the wheel has a crack. It is repairable but I thought it might be time to get some different wheels since I bought the car used and it looked like a few of the rims took some hits. I was looking at the following:
ASA ZR2
Front:
Offset: 37mm Bolt Pattern: 5-120
Rec. Tire size: 245/35-19
Weight: 29.0lbs.
Rear:
Offset: 20mmBolt Pattern: 5-120
Rec. Tire size: 275/30-19
**Lightweight: 29.5lbs.**
I shopped by vehicle at tirerack online.
The original wheels are:
Front Wheel Size: 19" x 8" 41mm offset
Rear Wheel Size: 19" x 9.5" 27mm offset
What effect will the new dimensions have if any? I understand what they mean, just not what I am shooting for if anything.
Would those dimensions work ok with my car and will there be any performance decrease or increase. Also I just bought new tires 235/35 front and 265/30 rear but the recommended tire size i see on most of the wheels i was looking at including these is 245/35 and 275/30. Will the tires I bought even though they are slightly undersized be ok to put on these wheels and next time around i'll get bigger ones.
I am basically looking for a wheel that will be strong enough to last without any bending or cracks with performance that can equate at least to stock wheels. My car is silver and I am leaning towards black since I'll already have the OEMs in the garage and when i get around to it maybe have them restored to original condition. ANY input appreciated especially since i am looking to get this done quick, thanks! Don't like driving around on a leaky wheel.
ASA ZR2
Front:
Offset: 37mm Bolt Pattern: 5-120
Rec. Tire size: 245/35-19
Weight: 29.0lbs.
Rear:
Offset: 20mmBolt Pattern: 5-120
Rec. Tire size: 275/30-19
**Lightweight: 29.5lbs.**
I shopped by vehicle at tirerack online.
The original wheels are:
Front Wheel Size: 19" x 8" 41mm offset
Rear Wheel Size: 19" x 9.5" 27mm offset
What effect will the new dimensions have if any? I understand what they mean, just not what I am shooting for if anything.
Would those dimensions work ok with my car and will there be any performance decrease or increase. Also I just bought new tires 235/35 front and 265/30 rear but the recommended tire size i see on most of the wheels i was looking at including these is 245/35 and 275/30. Will the tires I bought even though they are slightly undersized be ok to put on these wheels and next time around i'll get bigger ones.
I am basically looking for a wheel that will be strong enough to last without any bending or cracks with performance that can equate at least to stock wheels. My car is silver and I am leaning towards black since I'll already have the OEMs in the garage and when i get around to it maybe have them restored to original condition. ANY input appreciated especially since i am looking to get this done quick, thanks! Don't like driving around on a leaky wheel.