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    Wheel Question

    I jus bout some 18" wheels with 215/35/18 tires on them. i have caught two flats already with them and i got the wheels on thurs. its not bcuz of how i drive but becuz of the road conditions here in north jersey......pot holes everywhere. what size tire can i get so i can reduce the chances of catching a flat?
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    #2
    well i'm going thru something similar, i have 17"s with low pro tires. It's a pain i dont know about you but i'm going with 16 and some good tires.

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      #3
      215/40/18

      i had those when i had my 18's... no problems with any types of potholes

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        #4
        45+ psi
        accord93se stock
        94si my eg has ivteK

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          #5
          I think 215/40or45/R18 man....
          Honda Accord CB from Bangkok..,Thailand,Hi all guys....

          My msn :

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            #6
            16's

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              #7
              225/40/18" is the preffered size for accords
              unless ur car is so slammed and u need some clearance...

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                #8
                None. Even if you have 14", 15", 16", 17", or 18" you will get a flat. Depending on what really caused the flat (ie pot hole, nails, road debris) you can try for a smaller size wheel with a larger tire.

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                  #9
                  go 45 or 50 series....not a big fan of low pro tires

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                    #10
                    get rid of them and get yourself some 17" max...
                    not a fan of big wheels unless on big toys..


                    updated 3/7/2009=best ET to date: 14.2 (no NOS)

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                      #11
                      45 series tire might be the biggest you can run if you are not lowered already. And no matter what you do, NY/NJ roads WILL damage rims, its just a matter of time. But go with the 45's

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