Help me choose - Toyota Yaris Forums

Stiv · 06-13-2011, 09:04 AM

I need some new rubber on my TS.

Currently I have Marangoni Zeta Linea 205/45 16 which are shit until they warm up and shit all the time on wet asphalt.

I want to buy Toyo T1R, but can't decide on size:
205/45 16
205/50 16
225/45 16

Rims are 7" wide, ET35.

Can someone please write pro and cons on each?

Thank you

ilikerice · 06-13-2011, 09:37 AM

Id go with the 205/50, they will give you a good amount of meat and give you enough sidewall that doesnt look like too much tire and will still be flush with the rim.

205/45 is not a bad choice either, but id go that route if you are planing on really lowering the car more to avoid any type of rubbing.

225/45 you will need to roll your fenders definitly. I run 225/50/15 R-comp khumo v700 and i had to roll a good amount of fender and cut a bit of the plastin underneith. Go with these if you want go-cart grip and dont mind sacraficing some body work. I love 225 tires.

06-13-2011, 09:04 AM	#1
Stiv Drives: Yaris TS 1,8L Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Croatia Posts: 78	Help me choose I need some new rubber on my TS. Currently I have Marangoni Zeta Linea 205/45 16 which are shit until they warm up and shit all the time on wet asphalt. I want to buy Toyo T1R, but can't decide on size: 205/45 16 205/50 16 225/45 16 Rims are 7" wide, ET35. Can someone please write pro and cons on each? Thank you

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06-13-2011, 09:37 AM	#2
ilikerice Drives: 2010 black yaris Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: savannah, ga Posts: 2,868	Id go with the 205/50, they will give you a good amount of meat and give you enough sidewall that doesnt look like too much tire and will still be flush with the rim. 205/45 is not a bad choice either, but id go that route if you are planing on really lowering the car more to avoid any type of rubbing. 225/45 you will need to roll your fenders definitly. I run 225/50/15 R-comp khumo v700 and i had to roll a good amount of fender and cut a bit of the plastin underneith. Go with these if you want go-cart grip and dont mind sacraficing some body work. I love 225 tires.