I got ESR SR07s 18x9.5+30mm but do you think 225/40ZR18 tires will work on my 06 RSX Type S or nah?? Just really curious since I’m new to the car game and don’t want to miss up and waste like $410 on tires that won’t be any good? I’ll appreciate your help my g😁
What tire size should i use for 18x8 front and 18x9 rear.i want just about the stretch in this video.not too much stretch.just for looks and comfort.thanx
silva wong 18x9 either 205 or 215, 18x8 might be around 195-205, and i dont think you would get a comfort from stretch tire since you might have to pumped in around 40-44psi..to get that nice doughnut shape....i had 215/60 on 18x9.25 and lets say its right in the middle between crazy stretch and no stretch...its enough for me...
The guy isn't too careful with the rim. I see him using pry bar touching the inside lips. I would not trust him installing my $700 dollar a piece volk racing wheels
Hubert Chung yea, I wouldnt trust him installing tires on my $836.42 Volk Racing Special Edition Rims with 24k gold that are 17x13 and $503.37 lugs with engraved lettering. Especially my $492.28 a piece tires too that are bullet proof
Why not get the correct tire? This doesn't seem to be a professional shop or they wouldn't have agreed to do this as in some states it's against the law.
That is the correct tire size. I had the same wheel but I did a 215/40/18 and no one would touch it. I had to go to some shady tire place to do it... And then again they warned me... I wish I had done 205/40/18! LOL
Maybe he recently purchased the tires and upgraded the wheels and can't justify the price of a new set of tires? I'd say go for it and replace to the correct size when its due.
HotNHorny people do this to clear fenders when lowering their car to achieve a nicer fitted look, while I think stretching tires greatly is definitely unsafe this is pretty minimal stretch and should be totally fine people do it all the time
Stretching? I guess it is a look. Still don't understand why people do things to there cars just because it is popular. In my book if it does not upgrade the performance it is a waist I guess I am a true car guy.
“True car guy” lol damn why don’t people realize that everyone has different taste and some people like lowered stanced cars, respect all builds unless it’s rice as fuck, and do people stop to think that maybe something is popular because, and stay with me here, LOTS OF PEOPLE LIKE THAT PARTICULAR LOOK
@@tomsellout9576 when he says "true car guy" he means, "understanding fuel injection and ECU are scaary for me so I'm just going to fanboy all the old Mustangs and Camaro's I never owned"
That looks ridiculous. A tire's sidewall should always be out past the wheel. I'll n ever understand why people just don't buy the correct size tire. It looks like a clown car when installed.
I don't very much like people like you. "correct" "clown car" There's tons of reasons for a mild to moderate stretch. Fitment being the main one, but, believe it or not a very slight stretch can actually improve handling by preloading the sidewall, making steering and initial turn-in more responsive. Thr exact amount? 0.5" wider wheel than the TREAD width (not section width). Of course, going too far will derade performance ans and cause de-beading issues to boot. But going the other way will make the vehicle mushy and unresponsive. Literally the only reason for buldge (tire TREAD width wider than rim) is so oem's can cheap out on skinnny wheels.
This is stupid and very dangerous. Tire with small bump can lose bead and deflate, ruining tire rim and likely causing a crash. Only an idiot would do this.
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Perfect stretched tire! Props
225 45 on an 11j is perfect
i would say a 235 would look even better on this same 45 series
@@KrGsMrNKusinagi0you think so? Was gonna do that exact setup 235/45 18x9.5 +22
the new definition of tire stretch... in normal terms this is called fitted
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I got ESR SR07s 18x9.5+30mm but do you think 225/40ZR18 tires will work on my 06 RSX Type S or nah?? Just really curious since I’m new to the car game and don’t want to miss up and waste like $410 on tires that won’t be any good? I’ll appreciate your help my g😁
I don't get why, but I guess it looks cool & it's something to think about when buying new tires, it opens up options.
Looks perfect
225mm is just under 9 inch so that is indeed a tight fit but not much of a stretch but today’s standards
Nice Rims
Hello. Is is normal for a new alloy wheels not to be perfectly round? Like 1mm oscilation for the height1of the lip...
this one is 8.5 not 9.5 lol.
thats nice
what brand of wheel is that???
Where's the stretch tho?
Those rims are hard though.
This is not strech :))) this is a joke
I got 215/45 an it looks like a balloon 😂😝
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what's the width on this tire?
Nice fit
Wonder if it's a tuner car ??
What tire size should i use for 18x8 front and 18x9 rear.i want just about the stretch in this video.not too much stretch.just for looks and comfort.thanx
silva wong 18x9 either 205 or 215, 18x8 might be around 195-205, and i dont think you would get a comfort from stretch tire since you might have to pumped in around 40-44psi..to get that nice doughnut shape....i had 215/60 on 18x9.25 and lets say its right in the middle between crazy stretch and no stretch...its enough for me...
thats called stretch?
"stretch"
POV: Watching a guy bead a tire while having severe tinnitus from the last one he attempted that blew out
Can that size fit on a toyota celica 2000
Need y’all help broski would 235/45 18x9.5 +22 offset be a nice setup with a slight stretch
That's not stretched... That's just fitted.
can this be done with a 215.45.17 tire on a rim like this?
I did 205 40 17 on 9'width
I think a 40 series would of been better, more stretch...
There's no stretch, don't believe the tire size in the discrption is correct. Looks like the wheel is 8.5 not 9.5
+UncleShrek Sanchez true. However, even the rims are 9.5, tire sizes must be around 235-245 to look like that.
The 225/45 aspect ratio is what's making it look like that. I've seen a few 225/40's on 9.5's and they look slightly more stretched than this.
is the off sett 20?
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The guy isn't too careful with the rim. I see him using pry bar touching the inside lips. I would not trust him installing my $700 dollar a piece volk racing wheels
Hubert Chung yea, I wouldnt trust him installing tires on my $836.42 Volk Racing Special Edition Rims with 24k gold that are 17x13 and $503.37 lugs with engraved lettering. Especially my $492.28 a piece tires too that are bullet proof
See he is practicing, you know what gold shavings are going for these days...
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What does stretch do or offer
It provides or give you more fender clearance for a tight fitment. Regular tires will not fit under a fender if you’re lowered
Say no to stretched tires kids.
What brand are the rims?
XXR 531
Where's the stretch?
Jose Huerta - if the tire wall is not flat then it a stretch KID as you can see where the tire meet the rim there a slant.
Mr. Saephan right this dude a dumbass 😂
Ya think these tire size fit a Dodge Charger se 2006?
What’s the offset dude
offset doesnt matter on stretch
tire makers should make a tire that looks stretch but is not stretch...so i wont be dangerous...
Craftmax Cruz what's so dangerous about em
I'm getting my first set
What the hell is up with that high pitch noise
That nose is anoyin sounds like some one stole something 😂
Bro this not even stretch at all wat u guys talking bout 😂😂
Look decent, but its not really a stretch.. its stage 0
Why not get the correct tire? This doesn't seem to be a professional shop or they wouldn't have agreed to do this as in some states it's against the law.
jeff darnell people do it to help clear fenders and such
jeff darnell Some states, yes. Not all.
What states is this illegal in?
For clearence yes and also they are cheaper
That is the correct tire size. I had the same wheel but I did a 215/40/18 and no one would touch it. I had to go to some shady tire place to do it... And then again they warned me... I wish I had done 205/40/18! LOL
He looks like Big Chief from Street Outlaws
Barely a stretch
Its "tire stretching 225/45/18 on 18x9.5" not the other way around you arent stretching the rim on the tire you are stretching the tire on the rim.
Maybe he recently purchased the tires and upgraded the wheels and can't justify the price of a new set of tires? I'd say go for it and replace to the correct size when its due.
HotNHorny people do this to clear fenders when lowering their car to achieve a nicer fitted look, while I think stretching tires greatly is definitely unsafe this is pretty minimal stretch and should be totally fine people do it all the time
Stretching? I guess it is a look. Still don't understand why people do things to there cars just because it is popular. In my book if it does not upgrade the performance it is a waist I guess I am a true car guy.
Spinningtriangles brap brap every car person has their own taste its about being different
"waist"
“True car guy” lol damn why don’t people realize that everyone has different taste and some people like lowered stanced cars, respect all builds unless it’s rice as fuck, and do people stop to think that maybe something is popular because, and stay with me here, LOTS OF PEOPLE LIKE THAT PARTICULAR LOOK
@@Drunken_Hamster "their"
@@tomsellout9576 when he says "true car guy" he means, "understanding fuel injection and ECU are scaary for me so I'm just going to fanboy all the old Mustangs and Camaro's I never owned"
That looks ridiculous. A tire's sidewall should always be out past the wheel. I'll n ever understand why people just don't buy the correct size tire. It looks like a clown car when installed.
I don't very much like people like you.
"correct"
"clown car"
There's tons of reasons for a mild to moderate stretch. Fitment being the main one, but, believe it or not a very slight stretch can actually improve handling by preloading the sidewall, making steering and initial turn-in more responsive.
Thr exact amount? 0.5" wider wheel than the TREAD width (not section width). Of course, going too far will derade performance ans and cause de-beading issues to boot. But going the other way will make the vehicle mushy and unresponsive. Literally the only reason for buldge (tire TREAD width wider than rim) is so oem's can cheap out on skinnny wheels.
Damn imagine an actual clown car fitted with some nice stretched tires, I could get behind that
@@Drunken_Hamster Marty Baker = noob
Drunken Hamster = knows what's up
They should never be past the wheel, those combinations are very unstable. This is quite perfect, not too much stretch.
This is stupid and very dangerous. Tire with small bump can lose bead and deflate, ruining tire rim and likely causing a crash. Only an idiot would do this.
This is for weekend cruise cars not daily driver.
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