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17" alloys for a fabia

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What's the PCD of them? Are they Audi wheels by any chance? In which case they're likely to be 5x112 rather than the 5x100 the Fabia uses...?

Rob.

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7.50 - This is the width of the rim

17 - Is the size of the wheel

ET32 - The offset

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225 width tyres wont fit on the fabia and will rub, 205 or 215 are needed.

Hope thats correct

Shaun

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Yep - those alloys will be fine on the Fab, as long as you fit 205/40/17 or 215/40/17 tyres.

Steve

I keep toying with the idea of putting 225/35x17s (Michelin Sports

Don't know why you'd bother to be perfectly honest? 215s are perfectly fine, and also run a slightly kinder profile. A 35 will be mighty firm!

Steve

45mm profiles will mostly likely rub and offset the speedo a lot, you need 40mm (Up in rim size, down in tyre profile).

Tyre profile isnt in mm, its a percentage of the width.

I keep toying with the idea of putting 225/35x17s (Michelin Sports

Fabia156 when you were running the 225/35x17 was it on standard shockers/springs or uprated shockers/lowers or a combination of the two?

I was hoping to use lowered springs with standard shockers i.e. Standard shockers are approx. 20% softer so putting the 225s on should firm the suspension up without the expense of uprating the shockers - hopefully not compromising the ride.

I was bothering because I will need as much traction as I can get if I get my vRS remapped to 300lb/ft torque!

Tyre profile isnt in mm, its a percentage of the width.

Cheers for correcting me :)

Cheers for correcting me :)

No worries, everybody learns something then.

Fabia156 when you were running the 225/35x17 was it on standard shockers/springs or uprated shockers/lowers or a combination of the two?

I was hoping to use lowered springs with standard shockers i.e. Standard shockers are approx. 20% softer so putting the 225s on should firm the suspension up without the expense of uprating the shockers - hopefully not compromising the ride.

I was bothering because I will need as much traction as I can get if I get my vRS remapped to 300lb/ft torque!

My car has h&R springs with standard shocks..If you reallly need that extra bit for traction then go for these tires.. but like i said you will have to give up on some comfort especially if you use low springs.. but traction is :thumbup: and Handling is very good as these tires are very low profile

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