[DML] Re: In a bind with tires

["Welmoed" <welmoedj@xxxxxxxxx>]

In Europe a lot of our cars have 225/60R15 which seems no problem.
I drove a friends car with those P7 Pirelli rear tires, could not feel the difference.

Welmoed.


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "William T. Fries" <ComposerZelgadis@...> wrote:
>
> Everyone knows the factory sizes for the rear, 235/60/15. When I received my car in the Summer of '05, she had factory sized fwds, but 255/60/15s on rear. That tells me that any size in between should fit, no? I'm in a financial bind at the moment, but the car desperately needs new tires for safety. The factory size are becoming more expensive as time goes on (though I did find a fly by midnight brand, I believe it was Eldorado Tire who had them for $95 a pop.) 
> 
> Can I go slightly smaller than factory? Would this improve MPG or compromise safety? 
> 
> Any deals out there that other owners have run into?
>




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