17x11 zr1 wheels with a deeper lip
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where can i find these zr1s with a deeper lip, ive seen these on some cars and look sick..perfer black zr1s if they make them..i wana buy some bad
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17x11 will fit just fine. If you're wanting a budget tire for those then there's quite a few people that use the Sumitomo 315's. If you're wanting something for good launches at the track, then Nitto's or BFG both make good 315 drag radials.
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Not too many low price tire choices when it comes to 315's. Something to think about if the car is a daily driver. Considering that 315's rubber compound don't last as long.
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I think the only 315 that BFG makes now is the DR. It all depends on how much money you want to spend. A great street tire in 315 is the Goodyear GSD3, but you are looking at around $300 each. And you would be lucky to get 15k miles out of them.
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I had Sumi's on my car at one time. They lasted me about a year, but I did not do any burnouts on them. They hook up great for the price you are paying like $98 eack. You cannot beat that!!