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Old 10 Jun 2004, 04:55 pm
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I just got Pirelli PZero Nero 215/45/WR17 to replace my worn out Goodyears.
Ratings are top in all categories but Treadwear, cost less than stock as well.
Ordered them after seeing them on a CL55 AMG Benz!

BTW, I wanted the Yokos but opted for the all season instead.
How do they fit on your narrow 6" stock wheels??? I was told that your tire size is just a little too big for those wheels and they require a 7" width wheel for optimal fit!!
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Old 10 Jun 2004, 05:25 pm
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They fit no problem, just a little tough to get on, according to my installer..
I think those Yokohamas are the same size, but I could be wrong.
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Old 10 Jun 2004, 07:20 pm
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How do they fit on your narrow 6" stock wheels??? I was told that your tire size is just a little too big for those wheels and they require a 7" width wheel for optimal fit!!
I'm pretty sure that the GT has 7" wheels
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Old 10 Jun 2004, 11:57 pm
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How do they fit on your narrow 6" stock wheels??? I was told that your tire size is just a little too big for those wheels and they require a 7" width wheel for optimal fit!!
I'm pretty sure that the GT has 7" wheels
I wish. Unfortunately, the GT 17" wheels are still only 6" wide.
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