Okay I know this is gonna sound weird but I am looking at these tire sizes"

195/60/15
205/55/15

will these tires fit on the Sentra SE Limited? Meaning will it clear and not rub? I did some calculations and the 205/55/15 is a better choice but more expensive!

I am looking for a little more rubber on the road... as these are going to be all season tires :rolleyes: I am considering getting another set of "R" Compound tires for Autocrossing only so these will be my everyday tires.

Tire choices as it stands now are:

Dunlop SP Sport A2
Yokohama Avid H4
Michellin XGT H4
Toyo FZ4

Input again is appreciated :P

Both those tires are too tall. Why not get a 205-50-15?

Too tall meaning 205/55 or 195/60 will RUB?

I know 205/50/15 has a slightly smaller rolling diameter than the 195/55/15 I was hoping to fillup the insanely large wheel wells we have on the B14's :)

Ok questions on tires go to whalentire.com and they will give you the width height and all that good stuff. but i have a 98 se and i used a 195/60/15 and it worked great but it was a taller tire but it will be ok. it even worked great on my car after the prokit lower. now i am with the 205/50/15 and it is a lot better. but if it is a money issue i will tell you to go for the 195/60. this tire also will give you more of an allseason. but i would stay away from the 205/55 that will be a little too big i am afraid but just check it out.

hope this helps you out man.

:D slick:)

Originally posted by bensa
Okay I know this is gonna sound weird but I am looking at these tire sizes"

195/60/15
205/55/15

will these tires fit on the Sentra SE Limited? Meaning will it clear and not rub?

They will fit and not rub when used with stock wheels

Kewls thanks for the input guys!

I am looking at Avid H4's and Dunlop SP Sport A2's atm in 195/60/15 those are probably decent tires.

I know they are going to ride higher than my stock 195/55 but figured .... I need something good and cheap for the winter.

the R Compound's are going to cost me an arm and a leg so... gotta balance everything :D

Now the debate rages on.... OE Rims for Street Tires or OE Rims for Race Rubber?

Originally posted by bensa
Kewls thanks for the input guys!

I am looking at Avid H4's and Dunlop SP Sport A2's atm in 195/60/15 those are probably decent tires.

I know they are going to ride higher than my stock 195/55 but figured .... I need something good and cheap for the winter.

the R Compound's are going to cost me an arm and a leg so... gotta balance everything :D

Now the debate rages on.... OE Rims for Street Tires or OE Rims for Race Rubber?

I know I am late on this debate but here you go. I know you stated that you wanted to fill the wheelwell on the car some for apperance sake. I assume you realize your car will be slower in a straight line and slower around a corner. If so then at least you know. As far as the street tires on OEM rims or not. I put my race rubber on the oem wheels. I don't care what I look like on the track and those wheels are very strong and not really that heavy. Of course you could spend over 250 a wheel to get some truely light and strong wheels for the track. Yea, thats going to happen:rolleyes: . Good luck.