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Old 11-13-2015, 08:10 AM   #126
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i got 5x100 16" for sale if thats the bolt pattern you need
What's the easiest way to find the proper bolt pattern for a car?

Car I need ateelies for is a 2009 Hyundai Elantra
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What's the easiest way to find the proper bolt pattern for a car?

Car I need ateelies for is a 2009 Hyundai Elantra
5x114.3 with a 45-55 offset and a 67.1 center bore.

I have a set of 15x6 steelies for sale that may work
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The vast majority of steelies have oversized hub bores to fit a bunch of cars so don't expect to find one with the correct bore, just get hub centric rings.
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Old 11-13-2015, 09:58 AM   #129
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I wouldn't worry too much about hubcentric rings. Never used any and never had any vibration issues as long as the wheels were properly installed.
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What's the easiest way to find the proper bolt pattern for a car?

Car I need ateelies for is a 2009 Hyundai Elantra
15 inch 5x114.3 steel rim

Pretty fair price for steelies. Not mine.
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If you're switching from alloys to steel, make sure your lug nuts/wheel bolts have the correct seat for the steel wheels (round, conical, flat)
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So ended up picking up those steelies above, now the GF's friend is selling her set of good year Nordics (Canadian tire specials?) to us for $80 they were only used for 4 months and basically have 75% tread
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At that price might as well just go with those? Are are they shitty enough to justify spending more on somthing new ?
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New snow tires are going to run in the $400-600 range.
Best is to get a tire tread depth gauge and measure how much tread is left.

Also, make sure the tires are the right size for the car. The Elantra and a lot of newer cars run a 195/65/15 tire now adays while older cars use to run a smaller diamater 195/55/15 tire.
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Old 11-18-2015, 01:21 PM   #134
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All Honda dealerships advertise lowest price guarantee on tires, and lots of manufacturer mail in rebates going on right now so good deals to be had.

Regardless of your Make/Model, you can try pricing out a set here (this is openroad hondas site): Honda
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Old 11-18-2015, 01:34 PM   #135
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I had Pirelli sottozero's installed on the R8 a few days ago and I must say I'm impressed with the tires. They handled pretty good in 1c weather, lets how they perform when the temps drop below 0.
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195/65/15 vs 195/55/15 tire are very minimal.. you get more 10% more rubber (better for pot holes), but otherwise everything (include mount radius) is the same.

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New snow tires are going to run in the $400-600 range.
Best is to get a tire tread depth gauge and measure how much tread is left.

Also, make sure the tires are the right size for the car. The Elantra and a lot of newer cars run a 195/65/15 tire now adays while older cars use to run a smaller diamater 195/55/15 tire.
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The snow compound doesn't go 100% of the tires, it is just the first 10-15%.. then they become just chunky all seasons.. if it is 25% gone, I will get new tires.

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Costco.ca has a really good deal (at least for the size I was checking) on the Blizzak WS80's if anyone is looking. $129 (before mount and balance) Ended up being $670 out the door (mount, balance, tax, tire levy, etc) and you can probably get Costco.ca to price match the $70 rebate they'll have next month.
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Costco.ca has a really good deal (at least for the size I was checking) on the Blizzak WS80's if anyone is looking. $129 (before mount and balance) Ended up being $670 out the door (mount, balance, tax, tire levy, etc) and you can probably get Costco.ca to price match the $70 rebate they'll have next month.
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195/65/15 vs 195/55/15 tire are very minimal.. you get more 10% more rubber (better for pot holes), but otherwise everything (include mount radius) is the same.
Uhh... Doesn't work that way... a 195/65/15 is 1.6 INCHES taller than a 195/55/15
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Was looking for my dad's van. 215/65/16
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Yes it is taller, but the diameter for rotor clearance, width and mounting points are still the same. Unless the car is super slammed (probably not on an DD Elantra) it will fit just fine.

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Yes it is taller, but the diameter for rotor clearance, width and mounting points are still the same. Unless the car is super slammed (probably not on an DD Elantra) it will fit just fine.
I'm aware it'll probably fit, I was pointing out tire sizing doesn't work the way you stated, with going from a 55 series sidewall to a 65 series being a 10% increase. It's far more.
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I'm aware it'll probably fit, I was pointing out tire sizing doesn't work the way you stated, with going from a 55 series sidewall to a 65 series being a 10% increase. It's far more.
It's technically a 10% increase in sidewall, but more than 10% increase in total diameter.
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Uhh... Doesn't work that way... a 195/65/15 is 1.6 INCHES taller than a 195/55/15
Here's the differences.


Diameter 595.5mm 634.5mm
Circumference 1870.8mm 1993.3mm
Poke 42.6mm 42.6mm
Inset 122.6mm 122.6mm
Speedo error 0% -6.15%
Reading at 30mph 30mph 28.16mph
Reading at 60mph 60mph 56.31mph
Ride height gain 0mm 19.5mm
Arch gap loss 0mm 19.5mm

No good local shop would install them. Well above the 3% rolling difference
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Diameter 595.5mm 634.5mm
Circumference 1870.8mm 1993.3mm
Poke 42.6mm 42.6mm
Inset 122.6mm 122.6mm
Speedo error 0% -6.15%
Reading at 30mph 30mph 28.16mph
Reading at 60mph 60mph 56.31mph
Ride height gain 0mm 19.5mm
Arch gap loss 0mm 19.5mm

No good local shop would install them. Well above the 3% rolling difference
Yup, hell of a lot more than 10%
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where is a *cheap* place to just * re-balance* a set of old winter tires already on steelies.
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No good local shop would install them. Well above the 3% rolling difference

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Costco.ca has a really good deal (at least for the size I was checking) on the Blizzak WS80's if anyone is looking. $129 (before mount and balance) Ended up being $670 out the door (mount, balance, tax, tire levy, etc) and you can probably get Costco.ca to price match the $70 rebate they'll have next month.
That, they will do. In fact, the Michellin truck tires I bought at Costco in Portland did not have the rebate at time of purchase, but in Canada a few weeks later, they did. Guess what? They honoured it.
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