View Full Version : Streched Tyres?
Elliott
1st January 2008, 19:24
Do you have to buy percific stretched tryes or do you just buy normal tyres and have them stretched on? As i would like some for my Rallye Steel Wheels which are 185/55/14
steve_335
1st January 2008, 19:33
I think that you just buy normal tyres and can stretch them on, but i know that they are a lot more expensive
Elliott
1st January 2008, 19:33
alot more expensive? normal tyres?
steve_335
1st January 2008, 19:39
Yeah because they are narrower, like you get on classic cars, so not many places do them, meaning the price is hight than the cost of a normal tyre.
Mark51
1st January 2008, 19:50
PM saxo_ash he has strecthed on his
VTR_Dan_VTS
1st January 2008, 20:10
Yep, on alloy wheels you are ok but steel wheels.. getting thinner tires for steel wheels is hard job. I had my old BK Racing alloys with stretched tires, looked the beans!
TypeRhys
1st January 2008, 20:25
what type of rallye steels have you got ?
if you have s2 steels you can buy 195/45/14 tyres to go on them.
they look immense !!!
Coonper
1st January 2008, 20:31
what type of rallye steels have you got ?
if you have s2 steels you can buy 195/45/14 tyres to go on them.
they look immense !!!
Surley thats the opposite of stretching?? Wont that make em pretrude form the edge of the rim?? I'd have thought a steelie would be something like 155 wide??
TypeRhys
1st January 2008, 20:35
Surley thats the opposite of stretching?? Wont that make em pretrude form the edge of the rim?? I'd have thought a steelie would be something like 155 wide??
the s2 rallye steels are wide. they deffo take 195's
VTR_Dan_VTS
2nd January 2008, 10:07
Yep, thinking about it rhysvts is correct, go for it!
Quick
2nd January 2008, 10:56
Stretching is normally extra wide rims with normal sized tyres!
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