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Final question about tire sizes

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    Final question about tire sizes

    Ok gentlemen, I took off my summer rims back in October. They are Koing 17" with 205 40 17 tires. Here in Chicago we have a serious pot hole problem. I experenced many flats this past summer. I do plan on doing my drop soon as the weaher break. My question is what size tire would be the best to ride on that would give me a little more protection from pot holes and still maintain a nice low profile look. I was thinking about 225 45 17 What do you guys think???? Currently Im rolling on 195 65 15 and I havent had flat since i swapped them.
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    225's a bit wide for the CB. I'm sure you could make it work, but it's one of those situations that with the right drop/offset, it could be a hassle.

    I ran 215/45-17 and never had an issue.

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      #3
      You would be better off going with a 16" rim if you could.
      wat?

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        #4
        Originally posted by C91BLX7
        You would be better off going with a 16" rim if you could.
        X2....

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          #5
          Originally posted by CB7_ACCORD View Post
          X2....
          x3, or just learn to swerve extra good like i do lol. altho i dont drive where there are lots of pot holes...

          poor lil tink tink.

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            #6
            if you want a little more cushion try a 205/45/17....because a 215/45/17 is gonna be wider and taller
            Say what you like just spell my name right
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              #7
              17&quot;s are nice

              Originally posted by CurtRaw View Post
              if you want a little more cushion try a 205/45/17....because a 215/45/17 is gonna be wider and taller
              shit when i went to get rims, they told me to run 205/50/R15

              but i am also running the 6spoke stock honda rims. dont you destroy the trans by putting 17"+ rims??? thats what i was told but i could be wrong,

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