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Default Wheel & Tire advice please

I was wondering if anyone could advise me the best All season tires to put on the TC. I do a lot of driving & need to know what will be the best for road wear & driving conditions.

Also, any advice on going from 17" to 18" wheels?

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If you drive a lot, you might want to stick with the 17's... a thicker wall will give you a more comfortable ride than a rubber band on an 18" rim.
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GO TO WWW.TIRERACK.COM
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Does Anyone Know If 20 Inch Rims Would Fit On My Tc And Would They Rum While Turning Or Am I Going To Have To Make Any Modifications To Make Them Fit As Well As Sugestions On Tire Size.
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Not sure if this will help you guys but here's how to read a tire and hopefully help you choose your tire.

Suppose we are looking at the following tire:

P215/45R-17 87W

P - Stands for Passenger car tire. If it says LT than it is a Light Truck tire. If there is nothing there it means its a European metric tire.

215 - This is the width of the tire in millimeters.

45 - This is the height of the sidewall, but is measured in a percentage of the tire width. Ex: 45% of the 215mm equals a 96mm sidewall.

R - Radial tire construction

17 - the diameter of the wheel the tire is to be mounted on. Measured in inches.

87 - The load index or load capacity of the tire. Basically how much weight the tire can support.

W - The speed rating of the tire. Designates the maximum speed at which the tire can handle.
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