Running something that small you'll be fine sticking with the 4 lug pattern. Just look for wheels for a mid 90's Miata and you should be all set!I’m not currently planning on real meaty tires, at the moment 205/55 ZR16
To be VERY honest Wheel size that will work without issues is my biggest concern.
He already has the 4 lug setup though and the 4 lug pattern is far more common than 5x110.In a rather old post, a member (RichN) suggested searching for wheels that would fit a 2007 Chevy Malibu because it had a 5x110 bolt pattern. Worked pretty well for me.
Now you have me thinking they are really small, guess i need to do some searching for examples of 205’s on a Goblins?Running something that small you'll be fine sticking with the 4 lug pattern. Just look for wheels for a mid 90's Miata and you should be all set!
Just depends on what you're going to do with the car.Now you have me thinking they are really small, guess i need to do some searching for examples of 205’s a Goblins?
Then you'll be totally fine running that size tire. They'll also be priced a little nicer too.Just want to enjoy driving it on the street, at my age I don’t suspect I will be pushing it to exceed it limits.
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I'm running a square set up with 205/50R15sNow you have me thinking they are really small, guess i need to do some searching for examples of 205’s a Goblins?
‘Sorry but what dose “square set up” mean?I'm running a square set up with 205/50R15s
Same size tire and wheel specifications at all four corners. If the front wheels are 15”, the rear wheels are also 15”. Same thing with the tire dimensions, if front are 205/50, then the back tires are also 205/50.‘Sorry but what dose “square set up” mean?
I was going to have a 245 rear section, but Maxxis didn't have them in stock when I ordered my tires.Same size tire and wheel specifications at all four corners. If the front wheels are 15”, the rear wheels are also 15”. Same thing with the tire dimensions, if front are 205/50, then the back tires are also 205/50.
Nice benefit for this is the ability to rotate wheels to even out tire wear patterns. However, most (if not all) manufacturer produced mid/rear engine cars run a staggered setup with narrower wheels/tires in the front compared to the back.
They make tires for all kinds of vehicles, from bicycles to massive off-road rigs. I run the Victra VR-1.Maxxis, don't they make ATV tires?