Reply to "Original wheels and tyres."

mangustaMember

If you do not need to have a Euro tire on your car......and to go thru all the gyrations of trying to find a (I'm not sure what?) set of tires......

You can go old school BFGoodrich or similar.... Fronts 215-60/15 and Rear 275-60/15 and be done with all of this chatter...... rated for at least 100mph....and good longevity out of them providing you do not dork up your front wheel alignment by changing shock settings (or just about anything else...like installing alloy heads & intake on your engine....losing 50lbs due to Covid!) after you have the alignment shop work done!!!

These tires fill out the wheel wells perfectly......

Cheers!
Steve

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