Tire Replacement
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Originally Posted by PontiacDad
Something I've noticed too. What about up sizing to 255/50/17 almost the same diameter, out less than 1%? There seems to be more options for this size and its a bit wider which may look better.
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look at discounttire.com
thay have 31 17" wheels for a 2000 ssei
28 18" wheels
1 19" wheel
and 6 20" wheels that are suppose to fit the ssei
the armano hampton 20" looks good.imo
thay have 31 17" wheels for a 2000 ssei
28 18" wheels
1 19" wheel
and 6 20" wheels that are suppose to fit the ssei
the armano hampton 20" looks good.imo
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Thanks to all for the replies to my original question that started this thread. I have to say that I have been happy with my RSA'*, but then again I just like Goodyear. I can probably get 60K out of them if I run them as far as they will go. I can't complain about that. I've never noticed any traction problems with them, plus I think they just look good on the car. The cost to replace 4 235/55/17 was $141 each. Total with balance, etc was $643...not too bad...but not cheap either! I am going to take a hard look at the Dunlop A2....costs about the same, and generally has very good reviews.
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Originally Posted by JHE757
Thanks to all for the replies to my original question that started this thread. I have to say that I have been happy with my RSA'*, but then again I just like Goodyear. I can probably get 60K out of them if I run them as far as they will go. I can't complain about that. I've never noticed any traction problems with them, plus I think they just look good on the car. The cost to replace 4 235/55/17 was $141 each. Total with balance, etc was $643...not too bad...but not cheap either! I am going to take a hard look at the Dunlop A2....costs about the same, and generally has very good reviews.
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