[?]BobM_CT
I decided I wanted larger tires than the Cruiser came with.
I realized the best way to make the tires look larger is to use smaller wheels.
I ordered some 15" smoothies from Moss motors and then bought my tires to match the "HOT ROD" look I wanted. The front tires need to have the same circumference as the manufacturers tires. So the fronts are 205/60r15's but the back tires are 235/60r15's. Sets it up a little more in the rear.
I could even tell it had a little more rake, when I got in the car it seemed like the seat was elevated in the back.
The ride is smoother also. I guess its because the sidewall is taller allowing more absorbtion of the smaller bumps in the pavement.
Just make sure when you do order tires that you get them wide enough to make it not look skinny compared to the tall height.
But not too wide to fit under the fender wells.
Good luck and keep us posted...Pics' and all.
nice shine, huh.
