New tires installed 09 LB

[gmodder]

Originally Posted by Doc Zaius

You went from a 16" wheel to a 17" one?

yes...but with the 205/40/17 tires iam actually right around the same as the stock tires and wheels...

[Doc Zaius]

Originally Posted by gmodder

yes...but with the 205/40/17 tires iam actually right around the same as the stock tires and wheels...

Oh, I know... I've done the math. I've written Excel spreadsheets to pump out all the numbers of plus-sized setups.

Good job on the nice deal though! Here... try this link... it's fun to play with.

[gmodder]

Originally Posted by Doc Zaius

Oh, I know... I've done the math. I've written Excel spreadsheets to pump out all the numbers of plus-sized setups.

Good job on the nice deal though! Here... try this link... it's fun to play with.

LMAO what do think i used before i went back to Tiremax...Nice job on that

[kimona]

Originally Posted by gmodder

yes...but with the 205/40/17 tires iam actually right around the same as the stock tires and wheels...

Yes, however, OEM 17's are 205/45/17 which actually work much better than 205/40's with stock suspension.

[gmodder]

Originally Posted by kimona

Yes, however, OEM 17's are 205/45/17 which actually work much better than 205/40's with stock suspension.

Iam not running stock suspension i have the TRD springs installed..205/45's would have rubbed.

[kimona]

Originally Posted by gmodder

Iam not running stock suspension i have the TRD springs installed..205/45's would have rubbed.

205/45's work well with TRD's if you run the correct offset wheels.

205/40's work best with DF's, for example.

[PetersRedYaris]

Originally Posted by kimona

Yes, however, OEM 17's are 205/45/17 which actually work much better than 205/40's with stock suspension.

Exactly, 205/40/17's are a 1/2 inch short. No biggie. In fact if you ever lower it your Yaris then you made the right choice...