Tire Size Question
#1
Tire Size Question
Can anyone tell e what the maximum tire size should be with 15X6 Fuchs? I looked in The Complete Porsche 912 Guide but it is vague whether it is 195/60/15 or 205/60/15. Appreciate any help.
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#2
The Hoffinator
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well, both can work.. but there are so many factors involved in what size will work on your car.
1st what year is your car. if you have a 69, 205/65/15s should work (and will closer match the original tire height so it woudl match the speedo better),
optimumly 195/65/15s are the closest thing you can get as far as correct tire height for spedo etc. they will be about the best you can do on a swb with stock suspension bits. 195s wont rub either if you lower on the swb (65-68).
my 68 has 195/65 front and 205/65 rear. this isnt the most practicle thing to do though.. cant rotate them front to back (i have directional tread), and if i lower it any from the tall ride height i have i know the rear will rub. when i get my suspension done im going to get a pair of 195s for the rear so i wont rub and so they match the size on the fronts.
if you have a 69, 205s will do nicely. they wouldnt quite work the best on a swb though.
1st what year is your car. if you have a 69, 205/65/15s should work (and will closer match the original tire height so it woudl match the speedo better),
optimumly 195/65/15s are the closest thing you can get as far as correct tire height for spedo etc. they will be about the best you can do on a swb with stock suspension bits. 195s wont rub either if you lower on the swb (65-68).
my 68 has 195/65 front and 205/65 rear. this isnt the most practicle thing to do though.. cant rotate them front to back (i have directional tread), and if i lower it any from the tall ride height i have i know the rear will rub. when i get my suspension done im going to get a pair of 195s for the rear so i wont rub and so they match the size on the fronts.
if you have a 69, 205s will do nicely. they wouldnt quite work the best on a swb though.