15x9 225/45/15
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Chihuahua included for scale.
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_020.sized.jpg)
Old vs. New
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_022.sized.jpg)
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_013.sized.jpg)
My camera sucks.
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_012.sized.jpg)
Plenty of room.
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_010.sized.jpg)
Emilio was right, this combo fits with no metal work. I'm going to roll the rear fenders a little for insurance.
The tires are still slippery, but the amount of grip is already
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_020.sized.jpg)
Old vs. New
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_022.sized.jpg)
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_013.sized.jpg)
My camera sucks.
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_012.sized.jpg)
Plenty of room.
![](http://patrickschmidt.baked.net/albums/Miata/Miata5_010.sized.jpg)
Emilio was right, this combo fits with no metal work. I'm going to roll the rear fenders a little for insurance.
The tires are still slippery, but the amount of grip is already
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I'm just hedging my bets. If a 245 street tire comes out, I'm covered. Likewise if I want to run a 275 in the future. If not I'm stuck with a little stretch. I do come from a Euro background, afterall.
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