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i had 185,60,14 on and they were huge:-o

i have looked at 155/55/14 but they look rather stupid imo.

is there a 165 tyre or 175?

after a tiny stetch.

all help would be great.

cheers

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155/55's are realistically the only useable 14x6 stretch tyre i'm afraid... There are 165/60 14's and 165/55's though, but the 55's are more expensive, Other than that there's 175/50 but none of these offer anything in the region of stretch, sorry I couldn't be more help bud

(off topic I know but i'm about to buy a set of 165/60 14 Kumho KH17's myself, really good tyre in a very cheap size) :thumbsup:

I wouldnt bother with stretch on a 6" rim, looks gash imo.

I would personally get a 195/45 or 185 50/50 so you have as much rubber on the road as possible.

But it will still look pimping because of the lowish profile.

I got some 185/50's on my 6 x 14 steels and they look alright, not too tall and the gearing is pretty my alright.

I wouldnt bother with stretch on a 6" rim, looks gash imo.

I would personally get a 195/45 or 185 50/50 so you have as much rubber on the road as possible.

But it will still look pimping because of the lowish profile.

Just bear in mind neither 185/50 or 195/45 will leave you with much change from a £50 note :thumbsup:

165/60r14 on 6x14

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I wouldnt bother with stretch on a 6" rim, looks gash imo.

I would personally get a 195/45 or 185 50/50 so you have as much rubber on the road as possible.

But it will still look pimping because of the lowish profile.

Just bear in mind neither 185/50 or 195/45 will leave you with much change from a £50 note :thumbsup:

true but good tyres are worth splashing out for. id rock 185/50s with 14x6s, love yoko a539s and toyo proxes, dont sure if you can get eagle f1s but i well rated them on my 15s, 195/45/15 on a 7j rim, had 185/50/14 yokos on my old g40 on a 6j rim

http://s16.photobucket.com/albums/b12/yous...nt=DSCF0141.jpg

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any pics of a 165/55/r14 on a 6jx14 rim please.

thanks

I've just blown 212 on 4 new falkens 195/45/14s look good but bloody expensive tho :)

I pay more than that for 2 tyres :( :( :(

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an pics of a 165/55/14 then guys? on a 6j rim.

cheers

195/45 is the best size, imo

shaun

check out tyrestretch.com

loads of pics for all tyre sizes on there

see you sunday

sean

an pics of a 165/55/14 then guys? on a 6j rim.

cheers

I've got some pics of my g40 running 165/55s r14s over on polo3.co.uk in the members gallery (free to view and no need to sign up or owt).

not posting them on here seing as cp are being gits over the for sale section.

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will have a look now mate, thanks

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cant see any 14x6 rims dude?

because people tend to not stretch a tyre over a 6j ;)

just go for a tyre that will grip the road mate, instead of a tyre thats hardly going to be touching the road. it will also make the wheels look stupidly skinny

but do what you want to do mate

I've just blown 212 on 4 new falkens 195/45/14s look good but bloody expensive tho :)

Where from?

I payed like £186 for those exact tyres from Camskill..

cant see any 14x6 rims dude?

well I've used at least 2 set of 6j with 165/55s, what page you looking at? page 2 is the one you want

http://z8.invisionfree.com/POLO3/index.php...c=241&st=24

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because people tend to not stretch a tyre over a 6j ;)

just go for a tyre that will grip the road mate, instead of a tyre thats hardly going to be touching the road. it will also make the wheels look stupidly skinny

but do what you want to do mate

165/55s fit a 6j rim perfectly, they will not be stretched, the walls will be straight. you dont need massively wide tyres for a good handling polo. 165 is all i use on my g40 and i have no issues with grip

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