slater
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What do people use? I'm looking at somthign like a 195/45/14 but is there a more barginous option or other close sizes worth considering? Never really rolled on 14s before!
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i roll on 265/50/14 and 225/60/14, you haven't said what car the tyres are for, but your tyre size wont equal much sidewall
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Dez
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14s are fairly rubbish when it comes to low pros. i know 195/45s exist, as do 165/60 which are the same dimensions externally as a 165/50r15. i think the other option is 175/50r14, but afaik there isnt much else available. there used to be 155/50s but i think they're discontinued now. EDIT- no they're not, good ol nankang are making them again.
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Last Edit: Mar 3, 2015 21:13:13 GMT by Dez
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Dez
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nankang are also doing 165/55 and 185/55 in various tread patterns. you have to trawl through their site a bit but they list every size availalbe in each model. www.nankangtyre.co.uk |
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slater
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14 inch low pro optionsslater
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Cheers Dez. Id best get banding and see what works!
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