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Originally Posted by nogoodname 18'' msw type 2 is what i have, they clear the bbk's and got it off tire rack Do you mean Type 11? I'm looking at

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Old 10-12-2009, 12:00 PM   #14 (permalink)
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18'' msw type 2 is what i have, they clear the bbk's and got it off tire rack
Do you mean Type 11? I'm looking at the 5-star patterned rims, I think they look halfway decent, but they are winter tires, I am not so much concerned that they are beautiful wheels as much as a functional set of wheels that lets me get around in inclimate weather better than the 19" Bridgestones. Good to know that these clear the bbks, that's the info I was looking for.

Regarding the alignment, I always thought new tires required realignment. Given that the car is brand new, I may be able to forgo this step. As fgar as the TPMS, I'll stop by the dealer and have them calibrate it if I have to.
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