Hyundai Elantra N New Wheels and Tires!

[@schihadywest4719]

Looks really nice like you bought it from the factory like that...Awesome man.

[@n-power-automotive]

Thank you! That’s exactly what I was going for.

[@chrisscanlan8819]

Love the black rims much more! Looks great

[@arthurmroyce]

I bought a second set of rims and tires for my Veloster N. I have 18" Rial Lucca black machined rims with Michelin Pilot all seasons for the bad weather. I do like the machined look of the OEM 19" rims and Rial rims continue that look. My OEM rims and Pirelli tires are sitting in my garage waiting for the warmer weather. I also bought from Tire Rack with the TPMS. The tires pair-up quickly when I swap them out. Those Pilot all seasons grip nicely too. I like the center caps! I may want to buy a set.

[@paulziegler8505]

They look great. I also purchased a set of gloss black Sport Edition rims from Tire Rack- arrived yesterday. I got a slightly different pattern- a 7 spoke wheel. Super happy with that look. Funny too in that I have the Continental DWS 06 Plus tires. I had them on my Civic Si and they ride and handle perfectly fine. I'm not going to track my car so the performance of the Conti's is all I will ever need and the slighly taller sidewall and lighter weight make up for any downgrade in stickyness. Great choice!

[@n-power-automotive]

Ha ha nice! They seem like quality wheels so far. And I’m really impressed with them being so light for just regular cast wheels. The A7 look great, too! The DWS 06 really are great tires. They’re sort of the do it all performance tire.

[@troGNman]

Great choice on the rims and tires. The set up looks great. That extra sidewall will help with road surfaces and potholes but you might experience a little sidewall flex when pushing hard in the corners. I had the same tire on my '14 Buick Regal GS after running through two sets of ExtremeContact Sport DW (255/35-20). I installed the DWS 06 (same size) in the Fall of 2021 and used them through the mildest winter NJ ever had so I never got a good test out of them in snow or slush. That car got sold when I found my Elantra N in Feb '22. If I had to drive my car in the Winter this is the way I would go. Enjoy them and good luck! I agree.... keep them on all year!

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks! I haven’t pushed it at all yet to see just how much softer they are in the turns, but I know they definitely won’t handle as good as the 19” PS4Ss. So I might just put the OEMs back on if I ever decided to autocross it or have the opportunity to go on a road corse.

[@samuelsmith9180]

​@@n-power-automotive Hi what's the name of those wheels you have... I was thinking about getting the Motegi MR142 but I think Gloss black sounds good.

[@n-power-automotive]

@@samuelsmith9180 Sport Edition A15-2

[@samuelsmith9180]

​@@n-power-automotiveHi bro can you help me out. What is the diameter for those N wheel caps you got. I got the same rims you got but the N caps I got didn't fit.

[@n-power-automotive]

@@samuelsmith9180 I believe they’re Kona N-Line center caps.

[@godkingmaximus2710]

Thank for video. Used your as a guideline and got some weds sport sa25r 19x8 +45. Wasn’t sure about the offset and width as there some that go for the 19x8.5.

[@oraclemiata845]

Like those a lot. The center cap…👌🏻

[@n-power-automotive]

Yeah, the center N caps are the icing on the cake.

[@XQzMEH]

I love what you did with your N. Great wheel and tyre choice. Good move on the 55 offset as well, I think it increases the aggressive stance in a positive way. I thought the 18s would look too small, but the increased offset definitely balances out the size and the thick sidewalls looks surprisingly good. One question, though, how did you know that the hubcaps would fit on those new alloys? Did you have to measure it?

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks! I saw someone else had there same wheels on an Elantra N group on Facebook and he had the N center caps on them. He posted the part number so I knew which ones to get. But I think if you measure them and match that to whatever wheels you buy it should work.

[@klasseact6663]

Its a +45mm offset actually 😉

[@XQzMEH]

@@klasseact6663 thanks, sexy boi

[@samuelsmith9180]

​@@n-power-automotivehi I have a question why Gloss black over regular black. Does it get scratches less? Or it just looks better.

[@samuelsmith9180]

​@@n-power-automotiveI wanted to get the A15 sport edition but the mr142 looks better because of the red rings . It matches the design of the car.

[@TheProjectManager100]

Looks Amazing! Very happy for you. I'm looking into something similar. Maybe you can help me out. This past weekend was a bit crazy. Have been shopping around for a 2023 Hyundai Elantra N-Line (the version lower than yours) for my 16 year old son. I think it is a nice car for a new driver. I'm in Southern California and the N models are about $40k and I wasn't about to drop that much just yet on my son as he is still in his first year of driving. He wanted a black color which has been hard to find. Anyways the wife and I went to a dealer this past weekend that had 3 in the showroom....blue, red, and a color called Fluid Metal which is like a grayish/silverish color. Ended up purchasing the latter which has a black lip spoiler, black side skirts, and a black front grill. I don't like the rims on the car so I have been looking into aftermarket wheels. I am wanting to get gloss black wheels and can't decide if I should go 18s or 19s. I love how 19s look as it fills up the gap etc. I'm looking at the Konig Oversteer, the Avid 1 AV20, Revolution Racing RR16, Curva Concepts CFF46 & C42. I know I named off 5 different wheels but what are your thoughts? Besides the wheels was just thinking of getting the Hyundai emblem badges on the front, rear, and on the steering wheel blacked out to match up with the rest of the car. And then possibly getting the roof and door handles wrapped in a gloss black as well....this I am still thinking about. In the beginning I mentioned it was a crazy weekend.....so while working out the numbers on the Elantra N-Line that was in the showroom, they had a 2023 Palisade Calligraphy (graphite gray in color) in the showroom as well that they called the Panda Edition. They had this vehicle sent out for custom work so the door handles were painted black and the entire roof of the car was painted black, they had 22" aftermarket black gloss wheels from Curva Concepts on there and a lot of other things. This car was crazy expensive. Wife fell in love with it (I did too....I'm not gonna lie) and on a whim we walked out with 2 vehicles. Used car market is insane right now so they gave us a ton of money for our trade in on her 2020 Jaguar SUV which I bought brand new two years ago (paid it off in a year). Anyways the dealer is going to keep the Elantra N-Line in their showroom until December 24th so we can surprise him for Christmas. They told me that if I bring them the wheels they will install it for free. What are your thoughts on my wheel choices? Sorry for the long post and thanks.

[@n-power-automotive]

Thank you so much! Wow, you sure did have a crazy weekend! Picking up two new vehicles on the same day -- that's nuts! I've had a lot of car dealership experiences in my life, but I've never bought two cars in one day. Congratulations on both vehicles! And what an amazing Christmas present that will be for your son!!! He's a lucky kid! I think the Elantra N-Line will make a perfect first car. Nothing too crazy horsepower-wise, good tech, respectable handing, great looking, and all the safety features you'd want. Excellent choice! Regarding the wheels... Now that I have 18" wheels on, and I've had a couple days to putt around town on them, I can absolutely feel a difference in ride quality. The 18s soak up the bumps so much better than the 19s. And with the gloss black they really don't look that much smaller. I still love the look of the OEM 19s so I very well may put them back on in the summer, but we'll see. With that said, I'm in my mid-40s so I appreciate the improved ride quality, but if I was 16 years old I probably wouldn't care at all, so I say get whatever you think he, and let's be honest, you, would like best. The 19s definitely look good on the car, no doubt about that. But the N-Line OEM 18s are great looking wheels, too. They remind me a lot of the Honda Accord Sport wheels that I had on my Accord, but those were 19s. As far as which brand to go with, I've only personally had Konig wheels out of the ones you listed, and they were really solid wheels. All of them look very similar. At the price point they're at, they're probably all very close in quality, but I'd just poke around and see how heavy they are. Wheel weight can really affect the cars handling characteristics. The lighter the better in my experience. Hope that helped. Let me know if you have any other questions. I'd be glad to share my thoughts.

[@beeswaxx3.8]

Looking great keep them on

[@n-power-automotive]

Definitely thinking about it.

[@aktube123]

If you change the size of the tire do you have do any changes to speed dial or any other setting.

[@n-power-automotive]

No. The size is so close it’s not necessary.

[@Iegend17]

Can I do 245 40 on the stock wheels?

[@n-power-automotive]

Good question. I’m not really sure. I think they might rub because the profile would be too tall.

[@Iegend17]

@@n-power-automotive just ordered 245 35 19 All season on the stock rims

[@johnmpifer]

I know it’s been a year, but they look awesome! Gives the N a little more of a European flavor, I think.

[@benglasby8014]

Those wheels look ace!

[@LongRaider996]

men why it's so beautiful!

[@deepydeeps]

Nice setup! I went with some 19” veloster n wheels for mine. In NY so I’m mounting vredestein winter tires. I say switch back to the stocks with ps4s for summer! Stocks look great too

[@n-power-automotive]

I LOVE the way the VN wheels look on the EN! It’s weird. At times I love these new wheels, but other times I miss the OEM 19s. I’ll probably switch back in summer. Best of both worlds!

[@justinstraubinger4221]

I dig the look, but me I like the stock wheels, not bad at all. But understand way most people switch them out, because the tires it comes with is a 300 trend wear tire. I would definitely use them as a summer tire.

[@n-power-automotive]

Don’t get me wrong, I love the stock wheels, too. I told my wife when I bought the car I won’t need to buy wheels because I love the stocks so much lol. But yeah, being summer only and having a 300 tread wear, they’re not practical at all. I may switch back in the summer. I’m definitely not getting rid of them, so I’ll have the option to go back whenever I want.

[@justinstraubinger4221]

@169design Yup! Plus for people that live up north where you get snow. Definitely good to have another set. I'm in Houston so we really don't get much of a winter lol

[@n-power-automotive]

@@justinstraubinger4221 you don’t but you still get freezing temps in the winter don’t you? I’m telling you driving on the PS4Ss just a few times in near freezing temps I’m seeing very tiny cracks in the grooves between the tread. That’s what prompted me to spring for all seasons. I’m in Nashville. We get snow every few years, usually a dusting or two every year, but the PS4Ss are definitely no good below 40 degrees.

[@lorrainebrown7252]

❤❤All year round...

[@delasmoo]

What did you torque your lug nuts to?

[@n-power-automotive]

The owner’s manual says 79-94 lb/ft, so I do 88 lb/ft

[@SuperMoni14]

I am struggling in between 18x8 or 18x8.5, any suggestion？

[@n-power-automotive]

If I had to go back, I’d probably get 18x8.5 because it’ll help stretch the tires out a little bit helping with handling, but how much it’ll change it I don’t know.

[@SunMas2017]

I have the same hyundai 2023 Hyundai N cyber grey with similar rims lol

[@n-power-automotive]

Nice!

[@kennethjoubert8036]

I think they look really good good pick they dont look to small proper choice more rubber

[@n-power-automotive]

Not sure what you’re saying here.

[@kennethjoubert8036]

Because I had four statements in one sentence sorry ,they look great

[@daytona5.722]

Looks really good! I'm a big fan of Continental tires, I had the DWS06s on my Daytona, really liked them, have Extreme Contact Sports for summer/track tires for My Scat Pack, really like them, excellent in rain and my new winter tires for Dart are Generals which is a division of Continental. I went with a taller side wall slightly narrow tire for winter, we got 5 inches of snow yesterday and they performed great. I Like the looks of these wheels on my Dart. I think you are really going to enjoy your new tires and wheels.

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks man! Yeah Continental makes great tires for sure. I even use them on my bicycles ha ha. You get a ton more snow where you live than I do, so the taller sidewall for me is to help with soaking up the bumps, which so far it seems like they’re doing. I’m liking the smoother ride. I’ll have to see once summer rolls back around if I decide to keep them on or go back to the OEM 19s. I love both.

[@delasmoo]

Can you take off the center caps from rims while they are on the car?

[@n-power-automotive]

I don’t think you can without scratching either the wheels or the caps. It’s much easier just pulling the wheels off to install them.

[@jeramyherrera3822]

Awesome choice

[@carloscervantes836]

I hate gloss black with a passion but it's only a travesty on surfaces you touch, I think it can work on wheels. While I prefer matt/satin wheels, I think they look good on your car. Those being DWS06 plus, they should be good all around unless you see snow/ice on the road, I would imagine. On my Kona N, if I keep it, I'm thinking some type of copper color would look nice, car is red.

[@n-power-automotive]

They don’t stay gloss black for very long with how much brake dust this car makes lol.

[@jessicaconfessions]

I've got the SEL Elantra with the 16" Gloss black wheels. Wondering if I could grab a set of 18's for the vehicle. The 16s look surprisingly nice, especially if you clean/gloss the rubber there is sort of a seamless transition from wheel to tire.

[@coquiguerr3]

Looks great

[@ENFL470]

Beautiful i love this wheels 🔥🔥🔥

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks!

[@ruthannbailey5259]

Can I install the 245 Michelin tires 🛞 on 235 rims ?

[@n-power-automotive]

Wheel widths are usually measured in inches, not millimeters. 235mm = 9.25in. If that’s the case, 245/35-19 tires would fit on a 9in wide wheel, but they would be stretched out a lot.

[@fx4guy]

I been trying to find these wheels on tire rack they don't seem to offer them anymore or maybe I'm not looking hard enough

[@n-power-automotive]

I think they’re currently out of stock.

[@ImJaeYoungMan]

Have u tried driving them on snow? how does the tire perform?

[@n-power-automotive]

I have in light snow and they did great.

[@stevanw2989]

Awesome video! From driving experience on cornering, road noise, and comfort based on numbers 0-10 in comparison with OEM's, please rate them. Thank you in advanced!

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks! So funny because I filmed a POV video today and commented on all that, but the video angle was a little off. I’ll refilm it tomorrow and I should have a video up by the end of the week. But I’ll tell you, they’re really good!

[@stevanw2989]

@@n-power-automotive Great mind thinks alike! :D

[@francodellaposta1539]

Looks great! I'm looking to get 18" wheels for next winter. I was wondering, how's the clearance between the inside of the mag to the caliper? Is there space for stick on weights or will they have to place the weights on the inside of the mag?

[@n-power-automotive]

There is enough clearance between the inner barrel of the wheel and the caliper for the weights to be placed in their normal position.

[@mharro88]

I ended up going 18x8x45 I went with 245 wide wheels have you found thrm a bit squishy? I went with ps5 tyres.

[@n-power-automotive]

They feel more forgiving than the 19s for sure, so I guess you could say more squishy lol.

[@defaultdaniel]

I feel like I'm one of the select few that stuck w 19s, as I feel 18s look too small for this car. As long as they weigh less than stock, who cares? I got 19x8.5 assetto gara on my EN and saved about 6 lbs per corner w DWS06 tires. The ride quality is excellent, and a pinch better than stock since they're slightly beefier 255s

[@n-power-automotive]

Yeah I feel you on the 18s looking too small. It depends on the angle and lighting. Sometimes I think the 18s look perfect, but then other times I miss the 19s.

[@defaultdaniel]

@@n-power-automotive You got nice looking wheels, and they're black, so it blends more w the sidewall and can give the illusion of looking bigger or smaller. Either way it came out good, worst case if you get tired of them, do what I do, throw them on FB marketplace and order the next set ha

[@n-power-automotive]

@@defaultdaniel ha ha yeah knowing me that’ll happen eventually! I kept the stock 19s, which I really do like, so I may just sell the 18s when I get tired of them and put some DWS 06s on the stock 19s.

[@johnevans8328]

They look AWESOME don't take them off Ever!

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks! Definitely gonna be a hard decision once summer comes!

[@gibstera5580]

The new tire/ wheel combo looks great. Are the new combo the same height as the stock? Don't remember hearing if so. Once more, thank you for sharing

[@mekk8920]

It looks like you probably been driving for about 5 months with these new tires, and rims, I have a few questions, how is the ride, going with 18's, is the car lower off the ground, any other issues, will this void warranty, im from pa, and we can get some mean winters, are those tires good for me

[@n-power-automotive]

The ride quality is noticeably better with the 18s. The car is the same height since the tires are the same overall diameter as the OEM 19s. No, they will not void your warranty. The DWS06 are great tires. Lots of reviews on them saying they perform well even in snow, but me personally, if I lived where it snowed a lot, I’d go with dedicated snow tires.

[@swiggyej5349]

Did you use the pre existing tire pressure sensors or did you buy new ones?

[@n-power-automotive]

Bought new ones

[@nolanraymond244]

Which sensors did you end up buying? I just got some new wheels and the aftermarket sensors aren't connecting to the car.@@n-power-automotive

[@n-power-automotive]

@@nolanraymond244 here’s the info from my Tire Rack invoice: SCHRDR 433MHZ RUBBER. V. SENSOR RUBBER VALVE PRE-INSTALLED

[@funninterest]

If i put 40 offset is wheel gonna stick out?

[@n-power-automotive]

It depends on the width of the wheel.

[@litdoe7021]

I just ordered these wheels. Do i need to order lug nuts or center rings?

[@n-power-automotive]

Yes both

[@litdoe7021]

@@n-power-automotive thank u. what size?seems like even if it says the wheels r out of stock ,they r not because they have been shipped already

[@n-power-automotive]

@@litdoe7021 honestly I don’t know. I bought the wheels and tires as a package, so they sent everything to me with them. I’d do some Googling.

[@litdoe7021]

R the sensors programmed already?

[@n-power-automotive]

@@litdoe7021 yes

[@4drturbo85]

Wow those look really good on your EN. I'm not a fan of black wheels but you are absolutely correct, If you do go black you have to go gloss black. Those wheels you put on your car make me want to get a set also. I'll have to see if they offer them other colors. I picked up a 2023 EN ceramic white, six speed. Won't be my daily driver. But I hate the fact that it has summer performance tires on it I can't really drive it if it's under freezing. That's why I plan on getting some good all seasonals like what you got. Seems like 18x8 is a safe size. I would love to go 18 by 8.5 But I don't want too much poke and have rubbing problems with a 245/ 40/18. Guess that would depend on the offset. Are you having any rubbing issues??

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks! I believe they also offer them in silver, but I can’t remember 100%. Ceramic White is such a nice color. I don’t have any rubbing issues at all. 18x8.5 +50 offset should fit no problem, but I decided to stick with the stock width of 8” with just a slight bump in offset to push them out 10mm further.

[@devn3813]

Looks amazing! Especially in cyber grey. How have the tires been handling and holding up?

[@troybroadway4858]

I love your pick on those wheels! ❤ What size are those N center caps and where did you purchase them from? Thank you in advance. Ride looks awesome!

[@litdoe7021]

I had an intense blue EN but its totaled. Im now in search of a cyber grey like yours. Any pros anf cons on the paint color?

[@n-power-automotive]

Dang, sorry to hear yours was totaled. Intense Blue is a beautiful color. Pros for Cyber Gray are it hides dirt and chips really well. Cons… hmm… can’t really think of any lol. Unless you just don’t like gray, then I’d say lack of pop.

[@litdoe7021]

@@n-power-automotive ok thanx. Yea the blue was nice but i had to wash it twice a week. Im a fan of grey but a bit darker. I wish usa had the electric grey like in asia and puerto rico

[@n-power-automotive]

@@litdoe7021 is that the same as Liquid Gray Metallic?

[@litdoe7021]

@@n-power-automotive its fluid metal, electric shadow , amazon grey. I think puerto rico has fluid metal,red plus the ones in usa only ,and it comes with sunroof on manuals, and also both dct and manual has rear ac vents. But yea in korea and singapore has those greys ,the red one and the ones usa has of course

[@n-power-automotive]

@@litdoe7021 that’s it, Fluid Metal. I was close lol.

[@dreiz.]

Great setup! I have a deposit on EN cyber grey and I’m thinking of doing the same wheels but with blizzaks, being in NYC we do get heavy snow days here. What’s your opinion on those for winter setup? These sport editions look so similar to enkei performance phoenix, very nice look. Edit: I am also considering MSW Type 85T in gloss black btw for winter setups that was my original choice before I came across your video. Or… Get a set of enkei just as all around one setup year around with DSWs since I would only dd the car, and maybe go to Connecticut for a track day once a year just for the experience but then I feel like I’ll be wasting the PS4s if I don’t use them.

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks! I love these wheels, but I’ve been having issues with the DWS 06 Plus tires, but I may have just got a bad batch. I think I’m probably going to only rock these in the cold months and go back to the OEM 19s with PS4S in the warm months. I too feel like they’re too good to just have sitting around. Plus I do like the look of the OEM 19s a lot.

[@dreiz.]

@@n-power-automotiveI’m not sure if you mentioned this in your video but is the width of the tires 255 or 245? I see some people run 255 on 18s as well.

[@n-power-automotive]

@@dreiz. 245, but I kind of wish I went with 255 just to get a little beefier of a sidewall. Maybe when it’s time for new tires I’ll go that size.

[@shamalabadingdong]

What made you choose these over the as4's? Not sure which of the UHP all seasons are better. I plan on going 255/40/18's which will have a fairly thicker sidewall than stock. I don't want super mushy tires. Between the as4 and dws06+, the dws seems to perform a tad better in wet and dry traction (I'll have winter tires), while the as4's do a tad better at braking. The as4's are also stiffer. Both tires seem neck and neck overall and are both at the top of the UHP all seasons tires. Also, how do these compare in colder summer weather to stock wheels? Summer tires are kinda weird to run in Canada as you only really have 2 hot months. Even for a large part of summer, as it approaches fall you'll have cold nights at 2-5 degrees celsius, and the fall/spring months are even more wild. I'd imagine that on avg, these uhp all seasons would do better over the 3 season span than summer tires would in Ontario Canada. What has your experience been? How much worse are the dws on a hot summer day? From what Tyre reviews was saying in an incredibly well tested video, he says that there is an extremely small difference between the dws06+ and Continentals UHP summer tire on a hot summer day. I'd be interested to hear what your experience was like

[@n-power-automotive]

The reason I chose the DSW over the AS4 is exactly for what you mentioned about the AS4 having a stiffer sidewall. I wanted a little bit of a more compliant ride. I thought about going 255 instead of 245, which I regret not doing, but maybe if and when it’s time to replace the 245s I’ll go 255. It’s hard to believe Hyundai doesn’t give you guys up in Canada a different tire choice than the PS4S. Like you said, you’ll be lucky to get 2 months where they’re performing like they’re meant to. I bought my “winter wheels and tires” when I was already dipping down into the 30s here, so I haven’t ran them in any warm weather yet, but I had the same tires on my MazdaSpeed6 and they perform really good in all temperatures. I don’t think you could go wrong with either tire honestly. I think just because I’ve had DWS before it swayed me that way, too.

[@shamalabadingdong]

@@n-power-automotive have the tires been okay in that regard? I don't want to ruin the great handling of the car by getting marshmallows for tires it kinda defeats the purpose. 255/40/18 is just significantly more sidewall than 245/45/19. I wonder how much of the Elantra N's sharp handling comes from the lack of tire flex. A softer compound on top of that worries me

[@n-power-automotive]

@@shamalabadingdong I’ll be honest. The DWS are incredible. I was pushing the car through the turns today and the car absolutely blew my mind with how well it was handling what I was throwing at it. Made me remember why I love this car.

[@mharro88]

​@@n-power-automotive I don't think 255s would fit on a 8 inch rim you'd need to go 8.5 or better yet 18x9

[@n-power-automotive]

@@mharro88 yeah I guess would need to get wider wheels for 255s.

[@lorrainebrown7252]

I have an Elantra, I think will get them for my car....😊😊😊

[@smokinmetalcarfun2292]

Hello my friend Smokin Metal CarFun sliding in with support and 👍👍👍

[@klasseact6663]

I hope you like cleaning rims because you will or have been judging by how old this video is (just popped up for me) Gloss black will make you a slave to them😳 That said, the style and centercap choice is perfect, I did this with my Konig Oversteers on my old 18' Elantra Sport, used the stock wheel center caps and they were a direct fit. People always said "those stock rims look great"😇

[@n-power-automotive]

🤣 I just washed the car today and I thought to myself I hate how dirty these black wheels get lol. The EN brake pads are super dusty, so they do get very dirty, but man, when they’re clean they look amazing.

[@klasseact6663]

@@n-power-automotive "when"👈

[@n-power-automotive]

@@klasseact6663 it’s the price you pay to have nice wheels I guess.

[@dougie041991]

The wheels and tires look great for downsizing on the wheel size and bigger tires! Do you plan on lowering the car too? Also, Thank you for your content for a new subscriber like myself who also wishes to own an Elantra N soon

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks for subscribing! No plans to lower the car at this point, but it’s possibly in the distant future.

[@smokinmetalcarfun2292]

They look really good. I think I'll keep them on just because it looks so good.👀👀🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘💪💪💪

[@n-power-automotive]

Thanks!

[@smokinmetalcarfun2292]

@@n-power-automotive very welcome keep doing your thing 💪💪 it brother

[@opadilla123]

Better ride less stability plus these cars have big wheel wells, bit if you like it thats what is important

[@n-power-automotive]

Less stability? You mean around turns? If so, yeah, it’s a trade off having slightly less handling capabilities in the turns, but I don’t autocross it so I’m ok with that.

[@tylerwatt12]

In the same boat as you. I don't like the stock wheels, hard to clean, ugly design. I may end up keeping the 18's I originally bought for winter.

[@n-power-automotive]

I actually really like the look of the 19s, but having summer only tires gave me an excuse to get new wheels lol.

[@mharro88]

The stocks are amazing. Black rims just look invisible at times

[@Wazza722]

245’s are too big for a 8” rim

[@n-power-automotive]

You are incorrect.

[@Wazza722]

no i’m not!

[@n-power-automotive]

@@Wazza722 ooooook lol. Here, I did your homework for you: www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-size-calculator/245-40r18/245-50r18

[@mharro88]

245s are on a 8 inch rim from stock