Where can I get some decent quality WW tires for my 2005 Corolla?
Thanks,
HW
by klxdrt, April 4, 2007
Where can I get some decent quality WW tires for my 2005 Corolla?
Thanks,
HW
WW? White walls? Winter Weather? Wet Weather?
WW? White walls? Winter Weather? Wet Weather?
Is there a source out there for: WW, 2005 Corolla, 195x65x 15 OEM or better, AW, NW, SR, 95 SC-NJ * 3-4 YR.
Thanks,
HW
Is there a source out there for: WW, 2005 Corolla, 195x65x 15 OEM or better, AW, NW, SR, 95 SC-NJ * 3-4 YR.Thanks,
HW
I know a lot about cars and I have no clue what AW, NW, SR, or 95 SC-NJ means. I'm pretty sure the WW stands for white wall tires.
Good Luck finding those for a Corolla. The Corolla isn't a White Wall type car. White Walls are more for Cadillac Devilles and Lincoln Towncars.
Is there a source out there for: WW, 2005 Corolla, 195x65x 15 OEM or better, AW, NW, SR, 95 SC-NJ * 3-4 YR.Thanks,
HW
Need to add some more detail - don't go all out with acronyms, I get enough of those at work.
I only picked up WW - as White Wall
Fitment for a 2005 Corolla, 195/65R15 tire size
AW - as All-Weather
SR - as Minimum S-speed rated or Steel Radial construction
95 - as the load index
3-4 YR - as tire warranty period
The rest could mean too many other things.
For a source to help narrow your choices, try an online retailer like Tirerack - http://www.tirerack.com/
Just input your model year, make and model, search for your tire size and then you can compare different brands and read the reviews there.
Need to add some more detail - don't go all out with acronyms, I get enough of those at work.I only picked up WW - as White Wall
Fitment for a 2005 Corolla, 195/65R15 tire size
AW - as All-Weather
SR - as Minimum S-speed rated or Steel Radial construction
95 - as the load index
3-4 YR - as tire warranty period
The rest could mean too many other things.
For a source to help narrow your choices, try an online retailer like Tirerack - http://www.tirerack.com/
Just input your model year, make and model, search for your tire size and then you can compare different brands and read the reviews there.
I know all those, but I've never heard of them expressed that way. Why all the acronyms? I get enough of these everyday and I get tired of looking at all of them all the time.
Need to add some more detail - don't go all out with acronyms, I get enough of those at work.I only picked up WW - as White Wall
Fitment for a 2005 Corolla, 195/65R15 tire size
AW - as All-Weather
SR - as Minimum S-speed rated or Steel Radial construction
95 - as the load index
3-4 YR - as tire warranty period
The rest could mean too many other things.
For a source to help narrow your choices, try an online retailer like Tirerack - http://www.tirerack.com/
Just input your model year, make and model, search for your tire size and then you can compare different brands and read the reviews there.
I know all those, but I've never heard of them expressed that way. Why all the acronyms? I get enough of these everyday and I get tired of looking at all of them all the time.
Without trying to find out more about the more cryptic stuff, I'll throw out a guess:
Such thing doesn't exist.
AFAIK only tire sizes that are specific to US-domestic cars have white walls. One example is 205/70/14 as seen in some minivans.
Need to add some more detail - don't go all out with acronyms, I get enough of those at work.I only picked up WW - as White Wall
Fitment for a 2005 Corolla, 195/65R15 tire size
AW - as All-Weather
SR - as Minimum S-speed rated or Steel Radial construction
95 - as the load index
3-4 YR - as tire warranty period
The rest could mean too many other things.
For a source to help narrow your choices, try an online retailer like Tirerack - http://www.tirerack.com/
Just input your model year, make and model, search for your tire size and then you can compare different brands and read the reviews there.
I know all those, but I've never heard of them expressed that way. Why all the acronyms? I get enough of these everyday and I get tired of looking at all of them all the time.
Without trying to find out more about the more cryptic stuff, I'll throw out a guess:
Such thing doesn't exist.
AFAIK only tire sizes that are specific to US-domestic cars have white walls. One example is 205/70/14 as seen in some minivans.
I guess I have to stick to Black walls.
Thanks,
HW
Ti-Jean
If you REALLY want whitewalls, you should go all out and get a Landau vinyl roof with opera windows...
Maybe white walls would work on a Corolla, but I've never seen them. Do something what I did with my motorcycle if you want a preview. I took aluminum foil and temporarily formed it on my bike fenders to see what chrome would look like. I'm sure there is a computer program somewhere to see what whitewalls would look like on your car.
Maybe white walls would work on a Corolla, but I've never seen them. Do something what I did with my motorcycle if you want a preview. I took aluminum foil and temporarily formed it on my bike fenders to see what chrome would look like. I'm sure there is a computer program somewhere to see what whitewalls would look like on your car.
Are you suggesting that he photochop a whitewall tire on his car?