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Old 22nd February 2010, 22:35   #2806
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So, went for these 15 inchers (prestige), with 195/60 R15 Yokos (ES100)
Excellent alloy/tyre combo Munjal and nice photography too
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Old 22nd February 2010, 23:25   #2807
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I got a ritz ZXi a few days ago,

the stock rims and tyres werent particularly impressive.
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I would suggest ritz owners to stick with 185 section tyres, cause these 195 are a mm or 2 outside the wheel arches.
Even the 7 inch rims are a bit thick
yup great choice the colour of the rims and the car goes hand in hand great job
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Old 23rd February 2010, 00:34   #2808
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Some bad decisions

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i wanted to go for a simple yet unique look, so went for this.

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Brilliant choice of alloys for the ritz. Suits it well, but then the ES100 's ? Weren't the ES100's stopped from production quite some time back. Did you check the manufacturing dates of the tires ?
I had a similar thought. On asking the tyre guy, he confirmed that this aint true. The manufacturing date is Oct. 09, so, quite fresh.

There's a big problem though

The ES100s have made the car ultra bouncy.
I checked tyre pressure, but its proper.

Its just that, the ES being high performance tyre, its got a stiff sidewall,
another thing is that the 195 section seems a bit too much for the ritz to handle. The car just doesn't feel good now

I have been running these tyres on my palio for 4 years now, never had any problems, but the ritz just cant take it it seems.

I m thinking of changing to A drives 185/65 R15. but 185 section requires 6.5 inch rim width, and i am running 7 inch. so cant do that too.

i guess i will have to stick with 195/60 R15

the ES100s have just 30 km on them.

What would be the price i might get for them.
Do you'll think its a wise decision.

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I m thinking of changing to A drives 185/65 R15.

the ES100s have just 30 km on them.

What would be the price i might get for them.
Do you'll think its a wise decision.
Go to the same guy, your tyre fellow, and ask him nicely na. Only 30 km and it'll be ridiculous if he doesnt give you good value for them. Infact, they're NEW !! Ask for it to be adjusted against the new set.

And wise decision, yes. If you're not comfortable with the car, then you're not going to have peace of mind for a while if you persist with this set, till you get used to it.
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Old 23rd February 2010, 00:53   #2810
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After a bit of in detail study,

i have somewhat come to the conclusion that, as per my earlier experiences, the tyre is not the culprit.

Its the rim.
A 7 inch rim is a bit wide for 195 tyre, this does not allow the sidewall to flex much and hence a harsher ride.

Now, the best part is, i can convince the tyre guy to change the rim cause it doesnt have any wear on it.
Lets see how it goes, i'll keep you' updated
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Old 23rd February 2010, 06:05   #2811
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My New ANHC with Upgraded Primacy LC 195/60R15

I have also created ownership thread, interested one can have a look at :

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-d...-metallic.html
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Now, the best part is, i can convince the tyre guy to change the rim cause it doesnt have any wear on it.
Lets see how it goes, i'll keep you' updated
superb blend of alloys and car. Looks very good.

Better change the alloys to provide a nice ride and enjoy your car. maybe you would lose some money, but it would be worth it.
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I had a similar thought. On asking the tyre guy, he confirmed that this aint true. The manufacturing date is Oct. 09, so, quite fresh.
How sure are you mate ? Can you post the manufacturing date from the tire here. kp and ishaan where art thou folks when we need you most ?
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The ES100s have made the car ultra bouncy.
I checked tyre pressure, but its proper.
Jalsa -- Why are you saying its the tyres (or the width of the rims) responsible for this when you have upsized to 15"ers on a Ritz?

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....Its just that, the ES being high performance tyre, its got a stiff sidewall,
another thing is that the 195 section seems a bit too much for the ritz to handle.
True on both points IMO.

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....I m thinking of changing to A drives 185/65 R15. but 185 section requires 6.5 inch rim width, and i am running 7 inch. so cant do that too.
Right away let me say that 7-inch is WIDE!
Infact its the outside limit for a 195/60R15 tyre (ideal would be 6-6.5").

Incase you haven't seen this - scroll down to "An ideal rim-width calculator"
Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tyre Bible Page 3 of 4


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A 7 inch rim is a bit wide for 195 tyre, this does not allow the sidewall to flex much and hence a harsher ride.

Now, the best part is, i can convince the tyre guy to change the rim cause it doesnt have any wear on it.
Lets see how it goes, i'll keep you' updated
Thats a convenient solution! Would be interested to know how much of a difference it makes. Do let us know.

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Heya Guys Check Out My Ride.
Alloy Wheel Brand -Lenso Samurai Sc-05
Size - 15"
Colour - White
Tyre Brand - Yokohama A-Drive
Size - 195/60/R15

Waiting for your Comments , will Be Posting THe Complete Pics Soon.
Fabulous Choice Vicky! was looking for the same for my swift in Delhi but alas!

Do these come in R14?

Cheers

Cheers!
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Old 23rd February 2010, 23:00   #2816
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How sure are you mate ? Can you post the manufacturing date from the tire here. kp and ishaan where art thou folks when we need you most ?
its 4109

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Jalsa -- Why are you saying its the tyres (or the width of the rims) responsible for this when you have upsized to 15"ers on a Ritz?



True on both points IMO.



Right away let me say that 7-inch is WIDE!
Infact its the outside limit for a 195/60R15 tyre (ideal would be 6-6.5").

Incase you haven't seen this - scroll down to "An ideal rim-width calculator"
Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tyre Bible Page 3 of 4
i have gone through it.
Also, i found this amazing table
http://www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/...es-advice.html


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Thats a convenient solution! Would be interested to know how much of a difference it makes. Do let us know.

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Rehaan, this is one of the dumbest decisions i have made. Sometimes impromptu decisions can really backfire.
This is just one of those days.

On the positive side, its been an experience for me. Can learn from it.
Also, good that i realized my mistake very early, or i would have a lot of suspension trouble on the car going forward

Can someone please tell me the stock rim sizes on the Ritz ZXi and Linea Emotion.

I am interested in the widths.

Thanks in advance

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Any recommendation for an old Estilo Vxi? Looking at a price band of less than 20K
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Old 24th February 2010, 22:57   #2818
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Here is my Super Zen..
155/70/12 Good Year Tires with HR Alloys....
Hub and brake Calibers painted Florescent Orange (Spray Paint)
(Might be looking dirty in these pics)

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Old 24th February 2010, 23:48   #2819
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came back to 185/70 R14s - A drives.
everythings running perfectly, smoth as silk

will post pics soon
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Some suggestions needed here guys,

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/tyre-a...ite-civic.html
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