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hedgefinder
1,430 posts
39 months
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currently running 22's on a 300c touring, they are a pita if I am honest, but look nice..
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m444ttb
1,364 posts
98 months
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- 14's on my current Westfield and previous Pug 205 GTi, 106 Rallye and 106 XSi
- 15's on my 106 XSi
- 16's on my current BMW e36 and old 106 XSi (big mistake!)
- 17's and 18's on my old e36.
Coming round to loving smaller wheels on my daily driver. Must be getting old.
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thinfourth2
23,612 posts
73 months
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I've got 20inch rims on merc 4x4 i own
It makes it excellent offroad
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rohrl
3,763 posts
14 months
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I've had 13" wheels on several cars,
14" wheels on a Peugeot 405 and a Sierra,
15" wheels as standard on a Mk3 Golf GTI and aftermarket on a Mk1 Golf GTI,
16" on a Jaguar,
I currently have 18" wheels on a Seat Leon.
edit - 390mm metrics on a BMW 325iX too.
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Chr1sch
1,539 posts
62 months
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My 530d has 275/30/19's on the rear, they look ace but are ludicrously expensive for a car designed for mile munching
Hey ho, as non run flats the ride quality is great (far better than my 17's with rft's
On 1 series)
My 320ed had 16's and big Eco tyres and the ride was excellent but way too soft when turning in hard
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ajprice
7,227 posts
65 months
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14"s on the Fabia (I think), 15" on the Smarts.
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shouldbworking
3,505 posts
81 months
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26"
havent gone for 29" yet. 27.5 i'm not sure about but there is a nice commuter i wouldnt say no to with that size.
We are talking about bicycles right?
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matc
4,282 posts
76 months
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All except 14" I think from memory!
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900T-R
18,563 posts
126 months
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Saabs - all 15" except the one that got 16" 9000 Aero wheels at some point (no sensible performance rubber available anymore in 60 profile, and 205/55/15 wasn't ideal on the 5.5" wide standard alloys)
Citroën ZX - 14"
MINI One and Cooper - 15"
Current Cooper S - 16"
TVR - 15" front, 16" rear
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Rushmore
1,223 posts
11 months
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19" (Factory spec) on a 2006 XJ 4.2
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LiamB
4,610 posts
12 months
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kambites
32,864 posts
90 months
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All sizes 14-18. The 18s are worst, by far, and will be replaced by 17s when I get around to it.
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eldar
6,996 posts
65 months
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10" to 17", Nothing bigger.
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v8will
2,527 posts
65 months
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13 to 18", combination of steels and alloys. 16" mostly.
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Liquid Knight
10,526 posts
52 months
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10's and 12's on my Minis (13's ruined the handling). Metric wheels on my MG Metro followed by 13's because I couldn't get decent tyres. 13's on my X-1/9, Pandas, Uno's, Cinquecento's, Seicento's, Viva's, Rover 213S and Escort. 14's on my Punto GT, Cinquecento, Uno rally car, Alfa 33 Giardinetta, Rover 216 Vitesse and Escort XR3i. 15's on my Delta HF, Fiat Coupe and Escort Van (TSW Venoms no less). 16's on my Fiat Coupe 20V turbo. Nothing bigger because I've never needed big wheels to compensate for anything. 
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RikZR
403 posts
18 months
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Golf mk2 driver - 15 inch bbs, 14 inch steelies, 17 inch oz's
Golf mk2 gti - 14 inch steelies, 15 inch oz's
Mg zr - 16 inch hairpins , 17 inch straights.
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KingNothing
781 posts
22 months
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13" Ford Fiesta
18" Ford Focus ST
19" Ford Focus ST
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Major Fallout
4,086 posts
100 months
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25" are the biggest I have owned, but I'm riding on 23" at the moment.  
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shoehorn
184 posts
12 months
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Major Fallout said: 25" are the biggest I have owned, but I'm riding on 23" at the moment. That is marvellous.
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HustleRussell
4,133 posts
29 months
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rohrl said: 390mm metrics on a BMW 325iX too. Don't suppose you want a pair of brand new Dunlop tyres for those?
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