Tony, don't do it.NSX01 said:Can I put 225-50-16 tire on 7 spoke OEM wheels?
You have other choices. You could get 205/50-16 SP9000; that size is only 1.9 percent larger than stock, so the TCS should still work. Or, you could buy four of some other brand/model of tire (and there are lots of choices that are better than the SP9000)...NSX01 said:I have dunlop SP9000 in the rear and want to match the same tire with it. Dunlop don't have 215-45-16 in the SP9000, they have 225-50-16. I guess I be running around with mismatch tires for another year.
Yes, but it will probably rub on the fender well liners.NSX01 said:Will 225-45-16 fit on oem wheel for the front?
My guess is that it will, at least when the suspension is under full compression - that's generally been the case for tires wider than 215, and with this one you are adding in the "double whammy" of a slightly larger outer diameter - but you'll have to try it to confirm.Zipy said:You think it will rub the liner?
I don't know anything about this particular Falken. The ES100 is a very good value for a high-performance tire. Its performance is a step down from the very best general-application tires like the Bridgestone S-03 or the Goodyear F1 GS-D3, but its cost is a lot less than those. It's a good choice for those who are looking to save a few bucks on tires and are willing to sacrifice some performance to do so.Zipy said:what tire would be better, Yoko AVS ES100 or Falken FK 451?
If performance and mileage are your primary criteria, the S-03 might be a better choice than a budget performance tire like the ES100, which is a step down in both performance and price.Zipy said:I don't track the car but I do engage in some spirited driving and am looking for better tire mileage.
nsxtasy said:My guess is that it will, at least when the suspension is under full compression - that's generally been the case for tires wider than 215, and with this one you are adding in the "double whammy" of a slightly larger outer diameter - but you'll have to try it to confirm.
I don't know anything about this particular Falken. The ES100 is a very good value for a high-performance tire. Its performance is a step down from the very best general-application tires like the Bridgestone S-03 or the Goodyear F1 GS-D3, but its cost is a lot less than those. It's a good choice for those who are looking to save a few bucks on tires and are willing to sacrifice some performance to do so.
If performance and mileage are your primary criteria, the S-03 might be a better choice than a budget performance tire like the ES100, which is a step down in both performance and price.