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Old 4th May 2006, 23:47   #1 (permalink)
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hi guys i got a maruti 1000 need to know where i can get cool wheels and also what rims is the best combo to put in my car so that i dont loose its mileage steadiness
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Old 9th May 2006, 11:03   #2 (permalink)
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also what rims is the best combo to put in my car so that i dont loose its mileage steadiness
I think you should stick to 13 inch with 175/70 tyres. The 1000 wheel bay is rather restrictive to accommodate more upsize tyres.
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hi guys i got a maruti 1000 need to know where i can get cool wheels and also what rims is the best combo to put in my car so that i dont loose its mileage steadiness
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I agree with WhiteKnight, go in for 175-70-R13's Bridgestone Grid !!!'s is what i feel will be good for you. They will cost you 11k approx for 4 tires.

Alloys......Well Neo, Aura, HR and Millenium make good alloys at a budget of 13k for a set of 5. In Mumbai Saifee Tires near Juhu Garden have a great variety. You can also try Bombay Tires or Anand Tires in Milan Subway.

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how is tubeless tyre for a 1000 is it good
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how is tubeless tyre for a 1000 is it good
You can search TBHP for pros/cons of Tube Vs Tubeless tyres. What is mentioned by prince85 is tubeless, I think.
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You can search TBHP for pros/cons of Tube Vs Tubeless tyres. What is mentioned by prince85 is tubeless, I think.
Exactly, good tires like Brigestone Grid !!!'s come tubeless but you can always use tubes in a tubeless tire as well and run it like normal tubed type tires but i guess you have to be nuts to do that. Tubeless is the way to go and they are much safer than the tubed type wheels.
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195/50/R15 must fit.
Get Yokohama ES100 tyres.Best buy!
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where can i get good set of wheels in mumbai at a decent amount or my 1000
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Old 15th May 2006, 10:03   #9 (permalink)
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195/50/R15 must fit.
Get Yokohama ES100 tyres.Best buy!
You are right. I am not keen on anything above 175/70 as this car could be pretty old. If it is shod with 195/50/R15, the wheel alignment must be perfect always. Even a slight camber could scratch the wheel bay
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whats the original i think 165/75/R13 is that it i dunno
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whats the original i think 165/75/R13 is that it i dunno
I think it is 155/80/R13
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whats the original i think 165/75/R13 is that it i dunno
The Esteem Lx and the Lxi come with 155/80/R-13's. Dunno about the M1000 but i guess it should be the same. The Esteem VXI comes with 175/70/R-13's as stock and i feel there shouldn't be any problems with this size in the M1000 as well since the wheel bay of the esteem and the M1000 is similar(correct me if i am wrong).

IMHO, 175/70/R13's are perfect for the Esteem/M1000. Anything lesser makes and the car will be severly under-tired.

You could have gone in for 185/65/R-13's but then i guess the M1000 is severely underpowered and since its a non-ps car i believe it will make your steering quite hard.

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If u're planning alloys, u can get 14 inched ones with 175/65/R14.
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how is tubeless tyre for a 1000 is it good

Yes .... tubeless tyres have been a good experience for me ..... i had installed Appollo Accelere and was pretty satisfied with the tyres .....

i had a tyre burst on my 1000 with the old tubed tyres, which made me go for the tubeless ones .... and they have been a revealation ..... no problems whatsoever .... hope that helps ...
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how is tubeless tyre for a 1000 is it good
Tubeless tyres for any car are better than tube tyres. I suggest you go in for tubeless tyres if you are planning to buy alloy wheels too.
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