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Re: Anyone ran a 185x60 13? Would they be any good (archive)
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Posted by JIm Baron on May 27, 2000 at 07:44:39:

In Reply to: Anyone ran a 185x60 13? Would they be any good? posted by I have a almost new set of Yoko A-509's on May 27, 2000 at 02:31:38:

: I'd try if I thought that the smaller radius would work on my stock
: turbine wheels either on my 323i or my 2002.

You'll gain a small amount of acceleration and a much more noticeable increase in engine revs as you keep up with highway traffic, and you'll have to use about 35psi minimum to maintain the weight capacity of the tires matched to your car's weight, even lightly loaded. My son's '78 has 205/60X13 right now, and I think this is a much more appropriate size for wide tires -- the 5 1/2 inch rims are wide enough to support them, but if your 2002 has narrower rims, that could be a problem, too.

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