Low profile car tyres - pro's and con's??

[orange71]

 

[Neil]

Have you considered getting a set of 20" rims and rolling the arches.

Wicked, innit.

Not just 20" rims, 20" rims that are chromed, got CZs all over the place, and them spinny things in the middle.

And whilst I'm on this rollercoaster - just go with it, I do... - get some decals made up for 'em that say "Spins" on ;-)

 

[john]

Have you considered getting a set of 20" rims and rolling the arches.

Wicked, innit.

Not just 20" rims, 20" rims that are chromed, got CZs all over the place, and them spinny things in the middle.

And whilst I'm on this rollercoaster - just go with it, I do... - get some decals made up for 'em that say "Spins" on ;-)

Yes. I believe these wheels you speak of are called spinergys, that's certainly what I've gathered from listening to Tim Westwood.

 

[Neil]

Have you considered getting a set of 20" rims and rolling the arches.

Wicked, innit.

Not just 20" rims, 20" rims that are chromed, got CZs all over the place, and them spinny things in the middle.

And whilst I'm on this rollercoaster - just go with it, I do... - get some decals made up for 'em that say "Spins" on ;-)

Yes. I believe these wheels you speak of are called spinergys, that's certainly what I've gathered from listening to Tim Westwood.

And I had you down as a Radio4 listener ;-)

 

[grahame]

Hamster has stated the biggest reason not to do it.

Low profile tyres + pothole = new wheel.

 

[Neil G]

As above

TBH I'm f**king glad I don't have my Clio 172 anymore..even before the winter it was harsh enough, I don't reckon I would have been able to even get down some main roads around my area now lol