The wheel fitment thread

[Johnuk]

Scarborough UK

[Johnuk]

Looks more like this every time I've been though

[Wynter]

Wow, nothing like our Scarborough! Amazing photo's!

[Johnuk]

Just around the corner from Whitby too

[bigblue]

great deals on rims, just doing some research;

https://www.canadawheels.ca/index.ph...se&zone_id=610


By the way, Scarborough UK looks a paradise compared to Scarborough Ontario!

[Pete]

By the way, Scarborough UK looks a paradise compared to Scarborough Ontario!

^^^ I concur That's a good deal on those rims.

[Johnuk]

Gotta say it does look nice on that first photo. But it is mostly just full of stag & hen nights and rough pubs! It's a good laugh tbh!

[CARiD]

Perhaps the first Micra on modified wheels in North America is this press release car seen at the Toronto release, on 18x7 +42 4x100 OZ Superturismo GT in Grigio Corsa. Tires are 205/40/18. I am surprised at how perfect the fitment is, but do note the car is lowered on something, probably springs I assume.

18" is too extreme for the Micra for sure. Well you can go upsize, but keep in mind that it's recommended to not exceed the overall wheel diameter, otherwise the wheels may not clear under the arches. Such large wheels like 17s or 18s will definitely require lowering springs to eliminate a large wheel gap. If you are not very experienced with wheel sizes, better check this article Custom Wheels 101 to avoid problems with fitment.

[GaelenN]

Picked these 15x7's up from a friend of mine last night. He's been using them for racing for years but for $150 I couldn't really say no.

Now to find some rubber for them.

[Johnuk]

I need to fill my arches more, currently lowered 35/40mm on 195/45/15. Do I go with bigger wheels or bigger profile tyres? Sorry "tires" lol! The size I'm on now helps it rev which is good with a supercharger mostly except in first gear, gotta be quick to avoid the limiter haha! But I hate the gap! Any ideas guys? looks like that at the moment.
Was thinking about a set of these with 195/45/16's on but don't know if an inch difference would look much better?