After rotating and playing around with tire combinations all afternoon I have found that 225's will fit up front with absolutely no rub. However, 225's put on the back will produce a rub significant enough that it will knot up the tires on the inner wall producing a bad vibration over time, thus why my rear tires were just replaced with only 12K miles on them. Not that 225's will make a huge difference over the 215's, but every little bit of traction you can get helps, even if you're only talking a tenth of a second.
Anybody running 225's up front?
Just an FYI 4 everyone when it comes time for new tires.
Later All
