i keep bending my rims!
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they havent been like this year round, but with the horrible weather and tons of salt dumped onto them, the plows and salt have taken a toll. So the potholes or should i call them -lengthy craters- are enormous and the worst i have ever seen in my life and during the rain they are just plain dangerous..
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Some roads are bad. I've been lucky so far. Last winter, I got 2 bends on the same wheel. I drive a commerical vehicle daily and I remember where the potholes are. So when I drive my car, I know which lane to be to avoid them. Just drove on the Van Wyck this weekend. So glad there was traffic. Otherwise I'll be creating traffic. So many potholes.
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It's called the worst winter every for Tri-State Area roads. Winter wheels are key when the roads are this bad. As for 40's, you can't.
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Joe, try Falken 452's, 245/35/19 in front and 275/30/19 in the rear. That is the correct spec for that size wheel on your car. It should fit with no problem.
I actually had 285/30/20 in the rear and they fit, but would only rub if I had people in the back and hit a bump. I think you can go wider with 285/30/19 without any problems.
I actually had 285/30/20 in the rear and they fit, but would only rub if I had people in the back and hit a bump. I think you can go wider with 285/30/19 without any problems.
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I work right off the terr and that the only way to get there from Jersey is by way of the Bayonne bridge .Its a tragedy LOL