well....do you still have the stock rim for thoes suckers? as in the p195?!!!!, !!!!!!!!!!!!!fl;sdjl;asldkfj;aslkdfjl;asdkfj;sklad fkl;jsdflk;sadfljk;sd

 

200 is a softer tire. the lower the number the softer , but hopefully the more it will stick to the pavement. a 400 or better is a longer life tire. i dont know why they put these on the aerio, in fact they could have gone better and cheaper with nitto and others. if u plus size u are also going to have the risk of blowouts and harsher ride. i dont know what type roads u drive on , but check into that before doing it. good luck

 

hmm..i always thought that higher was softer...

 

can u remeber where u got the sway bar

 

Yeah, I can remember, but the guy no longer sells them. You might try SuzukiSpeed, the bar is made by Progress fits 02, 03 and I think 04, but not AWD models. There is a bar that SuzukiSpeed sells for AWD models, but I dont recall the manufacturer(but I do remember they are made in Austraillia). Hope this helps!

 

Well I ended up putting on the OEM rims and bought different rubber Kumo optimo which I got to hand it to these guys these tires rock I hit some nasty curbs and not one dent or ding on my OEM rims. Plus there wider on the pavement theres a lot of road work here now a days. The roads are being repaved so when i'm on the highway I have a way much more better drive.
By the way I was on the I-40 yesterday and this little Kia Spec 5 and Mazdah 3 come up on the side and I had to wax both of them. they were tuned up I can only think the reason I won would have to been my wheels. The Mazdaah (LOL) had 18 and the Kida also had 18 the you could tell were rubbing. It was what I call a Cute Race