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Old 04-03-2008, 10:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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tire size for 18" rims on 07 camry

i am planning to get some 18" rims for my 07 camry what is a good tire size? I was thinking 225/40 ZR18? Are they too small and will they look funny? What size tires?
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i think mine are 225/45 r 18 .
a 40 series is a size to small with 18's
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you can go with 225/45 or even 225/50 to fill the wheel gap.
some members went with 235/45, some with 245/40.
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Toyota recommends 225/45/18 for those of us with the 18X7.5 TRD wheels.
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you show us the rim and all the specs, then you can get a real answer to what would fit best. chances are itll be 225/45, but we cant tell you for sure without knowing what you have
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