[rsdc5x]

I wanted to pick up some MB Battles in 17x9 +30 dropped 2 inches and wanted to know if anyones ever gotten them from this website and if its legit since they're for a good price $589 for all 4 shipped

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/d...DB.dtd403?pc=48665&tmn=Battle&typ=Car/Minivan

 

[HondaRSX-]

its discount tire... lol. Yes you'll be fine if you buy through them.

 

[rsdc5x]

its discount tire... lol. Yes you'll be fine if you buy through them.

You have any idea if it would fit with my drop without rolling fenders or camber.

 

[Salaswas]

youll need to roll the rears for sure.

 

[Clean_DC5S]

All depends on the size of the tire

 

[rsdc5x]

All depends on the size of the tire

I want a functional tire that actually fits the wheel what would be a good size?

 

[akaveli]

youll need to roll the rears for sure.

This^

I bought my wheels & tires from discount tire. They ship pretty fast. :thumbsup:

 

[rsdc5x]

youll need to roll the rears for sure.

Would I need any stupid camber

 

[Clean_DC5S]

I want a functional tire that actually fits the wheel what would be a good size?

245-255. Will need a roll for sure. I ran 215 with "natural" camber that was around -3 without having to roll the rear. You're probably around -2 with that drop if you don't have a camber kit in the rear.

 

[rsdc5x]

245-255. Will need a roll for sure. I ran 215 with "natural" camber that was around -3 without having to roll the rear. You're probably around -2 with that drop if you don't have a camber kit in the rear.

So I would probably go for 245/40/17 then and I've got a camber kit in the rear so would I be able to zero out the camber myself or do I need to take it to a shop.

 

[rsdc5x]

I found the same ones on ebay for less does it seem pretty legit im pretty sure its the same seller. The sale ends in 3 days

and what would be better getting a 235/40 or a 245/40

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-New-17X9-...nch-/360885325420?hash=item5406710e6c&vxp=mtr

 

[Clean_DC5S]

There will not be "zeroing" any camber with that setup

 

[rsdc5x]

There will not be "zeroing" any camber with that setup

Would a 235/40 be easier to work with i just dont want to have to do any stretching tires or anything.

 

[tehlulz]

I found the same ones on ebay for less does it seem pretty legit im pretty sure its the same seller. The sale ends in 3 days

and what would be better getting a 235/40 or a 245/40

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-New-17X9-...nch-/360885325420?hash=item5406710e6c&vxp=mtr

Looks legit to me it says it's the same seller

 

[Clean_DC5S]

Can only provide so much info over the Internet. Just look at pictures and go for what you want. If you're moderately low, you'll need to run a small amount of camber. It's a 9" wide wheel with a +30 offset on a Honda.

 

[rsdc5x]

Can only provide so much info over the Internet. Just look at pictures and go for what you want. If you're moderately low, you'll need to run a small amount of camber. It's a 9" wide wheel with a +30 offset on a Honda.

I don't mind a Lil bit of camber as long as it isn't insane

 

[tehlulz]

I don't mind a Lil bit of camber as long as it isn't insane

I don't think you'll need too much camber if any if ur only dropped 2 inches. With a 245/40 you would probably need to roll the rears but with a 235/40 you should be fine. Someone correct me if I'm wrong tho.

 

[Yae-DC5]

Ran MB BATTLES but mine were 18x9.5 . Fenders rolled and a camber kit in the rear. 225/40 in the back and 215 in the fronts



Miss this car sew much

 

[Clean_DC5S]

You'll probably be around -2 which is barely noticeable.

 

[rsdc5x]

You'll probably be around -2 which is barely noticeable.

So do you think i should get a 245/40 or a 235/40 for the easiest fitment?