17X7 wheels

[kimona]

Originally Posted by Black Yaris

as peter said 40-42 is the best +45 in the front and +38 in the back would be pretty phat with 205/40's all the way around

Ditto.

Depending on the tire, ET38 may poke out a bit up front, ET40-42 would be much better, and ET45 would give you a tiny tuck up front which usually looks best and eliminates most rubbing problems.

If you're not lowered, go with 205/45's. If you're lowered, you may want to go with 205/40's, especially if you run ET38's.

However, you could manage 205/45's if you're lowered and you have chosen the proper offset.

[flighttekchris]

Originally Posted by kimona54

Ditto.

Depending on the tire, ET38 may poke out a bit up front, ET40-42 would be much better, and ET45 would give you a tiny tuck up front which usually looks best and eliminates most rubbing problems.

If you're not lowered, go with 205/45's. If you're lowered, you may want to go with 205/40's, especially if you run ET38's.

However, you could manage 205/45's if you're lowered and you have chosen the proper offset.

ia am looking at the +40 as an offset, as i have no plans on lowering the car from stock,
PetersRedYaris can you post some pictures of you tires so i can see how they fit? what offset do you have?

BTY i am new to this.... what is "offset" anyway?

thanks
chris