Plus "0" sizing ?

[ntrcptr]

Stock is 255 40 18. plus "0" would be 265 40 18. anyone done this? any issue of fitment? spacers? I'm considering doing this. here's link from discount tire direct. I'm interested in the hankooks?:race:

[ntrcptr]

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/searchTiresByVehicleAndSize.do?yr=2003&ar=40&rd=18&vid=008596&sw=false&cs=265

[ben916]

Michelin Super Sports - case closed....
I have the Kooks on now, some road noise compared to the PS2's, not quite as grippy,
As a commuter tire/daily driver tire - they are fine
Any spirited drive - watch yourself...

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/filterTireProducts.do?vid=008596&yr=2003&cs=265&ar=40&rd=18&counter=2&sw=false&fcb=Michelin&fcpr=*&fcsr=*&fclr=*&x=25&y=13

[ntrcptr]

any thoughts on the plus "0" sizing?

[ben916]

any thoughts on the plus "0" sizing?

Sorry, I have never heard of such a thing as plus "0" sizing...

[ntrcptr]

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[ntrcptr]

Incidentally, I went for the Michelin Super Sports--thanks for making me see the light.

[JSRS6]

Did you already buy them, please say no, i have a hookup

[4everRS]

Never heard of the "plus" sizing either, but i'm no tire expert. Regardless, the only thing measured in SAE on our tires are the wheel diameter and PSI

[ntrcptr]

I'm afraid I did already. Due in Monday. I cant wait to see for myself the merits of this tire.:incar:

[JSRS6]

They are amazing tires. Will be my next set of tires.

[ben916]

Did you already buy them, please say no, i have a hookup

So do I!!!!!


They are amazing tires. Will be my next set of tires.

Same here....

[DHall1]

Send me the info again. The guy never emailed me back. I need tires


Did you already buy them, please say no, i have a hookup