i own a ford explore and i want to put some custom wheels on the car 20". tire size 295 45 20 will they fit ok
94124
hmmm... me thinks that you posted this question in the wrong section. Considering the large proportion of females here, and typically we know less about cars than guys...  I'm not sure that we can help you!\n\nBut hey, *I* think they'll fit... if you have any questions about relationships or the mysteries of the female species, we're your girl!
746870
First, this isn't really the right section.\n\nSecondly, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING putting 18 inch wheels on a jetta? I bet it looks absolutely ridiculous.
473467
Well I've been looking at tirerack to try and help ya out, and it looks like they have carry some, but I've been having trouble getting them to come up with a price with an MR2 selected. I figure it'd be worth a shot to give em a call.
292256
Between 15.0 and 15.5 the mods you listed wont help as much as you think they will. That time is probably that of a new car and not 1 that is almost 20 years old.
1094656
That all depends on the diameter of the wheels, and not on the speed of the car.  \n\nThe circumference of a wheel is given by c = 2(pi)r, which is 2 times pi times the radius.  \n\nAll you have to do is find out how many times the circumference of the wheel goes into one mile, which is given by,\n\n1 mile divided by 2(pi)r\n\nFor example, let's say the radius of the tire is 3 feet, and there are 5,280 feet in a mile, so you have:\n\n5280/(2(pi)3) = 280 (approximately)\n\nBecause the radius of the tire is in the denominator of the equation we just used, you can say there is an inverse relationship between the number of revolutions and the radius.  This means, as the radius of the tire increases, the number of revolutions made decreases.  \n\nIn fact, you could take it to the extreme, where the radius of the tire was about 840.34 feet, which would make the circumference of the tire equal to one mile.  In that instance, the revolutions would be equal to one.
424818
You can put some nice size tires on there, just make sure you have enough power to turn them over.
267186
A good site is kaltire.com. No WWW.  They are a Canadian tire chain but have good info.  I am not connected in any way to them
969640
I think you should be able to use any tire that has the 700c measurement. The 38 is more about your personal preference, that describes how fat the tire is. So, technically you could probably put a 700 x 23 tire on your bike, but that would be a really small racing tire. It would roll faster, but because it's smaller, but you'd have to be more aware of rolling over cracks in the road, etc.\n\nThe only thing you have to be aware of is getting a tire that too big. Without seeing your frame, I can't be specific, but if you go bigger than what you know already works (700 x 38) you do run the risk of the larger tires rubbing against your frame, or the inside of your brake calipers.
714068
Sure, just make sure you get new spokes (of the correct length) and nipples.  It's a generally bad idea to re-use old ones, and besides there is probably a slight length difference between your old rim and the new one. \n\nIf you're gonna do this yourself and have never done it before, save yourself a lot of time, headaches, and emergency room visits, and read the book "The Bicycle Wheel" by Jobst Brandt. Amazon has it I think.  Just follow his instructions exactly and you'll have a great wheel.\n\nGood luck,\nScott
123970
If you remove of modify your inner fenders, yes. Also check your backspacing to make sure they don't rub when you make a turn.
891555
These fairings are easy to mount and neither will actually "not fit" on your car. Yakima is super-rigorous with their testing, so go with what their Fit Guide recommends. If you're buying it from a store, tell them that you saw that the Yakima website gave a different size and ask them why they're recommending the smaller size. They can double-check with Yakima to ensure a proper fit. I installed Yakima racks for 10 years at a large shop.
416461
Kumho "ECSTA Supra" tires r awsome 4 new miatas. take a look at the Kumho website. get the highest speed & temperature rating and the widest size possible that will fit the miata. pay close attention to tire pressure and adjust pressure to your driving style..whether your on a track at high speed or city and highway driving. but remember..even with the best tires money can buy, the miata can and will spin out in a split second if u push it too far. believe me i've done it. buy a detachable hardtop for your miata as soon as u can it will save you and your passengers life, it looks cool too...God and the hardtop saved both me and my passenger from serious injury or death when the new miata we were in flipped and rolled while going over 115mph. hope this helps. good luck & God bless
1163753
if you are talking about for a tire...\nexample 245 50 ZR 16\nthe width of the tire is 245 mm\nthe heigth is 50% of the width from bead to end of tread...\nthe rim size is 16 inches...\nand the Z means no greater than 200 mph\nand the R means radial tire...
284133
The 40 and 45 is the aspect ratio of the tire...or how tall your tire is.  The bigger the number, the taller the tire. Typically, the lower the aspect ratio the higher performance the tire. An all-season passenger tire will typically have an aspect ratio between 65 and 80. It is expressed as a percentage of the height divided by the width (75%, 70%, 65%) and is commonly referred to as the tire series (75, 70, 65).
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you shouldn't have to raise it to fit 20s of course you should think about getting a newer car before you spend money on wheels. but if you must and regular 20s don't fit go with a 20x7.5 its skinnier than regular 20s and made for cars such as yours and like 2000 Honda accords and such you will need to put a 225/35/20 tire on it. Depending on where you go you shouldn't pay more than $1700 for the wheels and $900 for the tires. But you should be able to get them cheaper you just have to worry about you bolt pattern.
108806
All you need to do is go to www.tirerack.com, and plug in the year, make & model of your car, then indicate you want a tire/wheel upgrade. Or, you can call their 800 #. You can even try different wheel types on a picture of your car (on the site). It's very useful.
301317
check tire rack, you probly can w/ some supspension mods, though for the cost you'd be much better off buyingsomething much better, like upgrading to the ss, or getting a charger/ magnum or 300 (RWD beats all)