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Old 03-16-2008, 08:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hi all. so I just got my 2008 mazda 6s VE. my boyfriend is getting tint done for me for my birthday this weekend. next on my list is wheels (rims.) I have a set picked out that I like. but here is my dilemna - I'm not made of money here. the wheels I want are $400 and are 17". stock tires on a mazda are 17'. so, can I keep my stock tires on with the new rims and save a lot of money? I've been told that even though the wheels are 17", they may have different width and other factors than stock tires. does anybody know? help! here is a link to the wheels that I want to get for my mazda:

http://www.wheelmax.com/product.asp?ProdId=14658

and from some internet research I did I guess the measurements of mazda stock tires are:
P125/50R17/XL93V


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... and from some internet research I did I guess the measurements of mazda stock tires are:
P125/50R17/XL93V[/b]

your OEM tires will fit fine on those wheels... and, the tire size is 215/50-17, not 125/50-17 I'm guessing that was just a typo...
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Those wheels are 17x7 which is the exact same size as the OE wheels. Your tires will fit the same.
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thank you!! I'm excited now.
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You still might hit your rear finders. My first set of rims had a offset of 45 on they hit on bumps or if there was to much weight in the car. OE offset is 60 so you need rims with a 50 offset. Good Luck
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