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most buckled wheels can be balanced out. make sure they have been balanced correctly e.g two lots of weighs one on the inside centre and one set on the inner edge.
if it only has weights on the inner edge then get them rebalanced. anything up to 60g in one spot is ok over 100g will be badly...
a 195/205 50 15 will be fine on a 5.5j-7j rim
a 195 45 15 is 6.5j - 8j
a 205 45 15 is 7j - 8.5j
a tyre to narrow for the rim will move to much on hard cornering.
a tyre to wide will not have enough movment in the side wall to absorbe the shocks of the road e.g a pot hole/bump
washed the car on the 7th and reload was starting to die off c2v3 was fine.
just washed the car today c2v3 still working great but reload has now all gone.
after its was rinsed off put on some diluted c2v3 to protect it over where the reload was so can see how long the c2v3 will last for.
just gone for turanza t001 due to doing high mileage otherwise would of went for the potenza re002.
the re002 to pe3 was £80 a set difference so made the bridgestones better value for money for me.
had one of mine strip the tread when the wheel came off got a 2nd hand hub £15 pressed the centre out and replaced with a new bearing £20.
could get a complete hub from a scrappy or renparts and bolt straight on.