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Probably the best way to find out is just go in and see firestone or something. See what they've got and they'll tell ya whats manufactured next door. Langdons road. Also talk to people who sell Yokohama cos they do weird tire sizes. I think yoko and one other are the only company that still manufacture mini 10" tyres.

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handle? pah.. I don't need it to handle. If I wanted my capri to handle I would have bought an escort.

Besides, I live in Chch, aint no corners here dude. :P

Yeah the thing is, I've got a hookup for tires but I don't wanna order any and then find they dont fit. I actually want to get a set of rears for the capri and a set for the falcon. The falcon has 15x7.5" and the capri 15x7

..soo I'm hoping 235s will fit.

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Are you wanting to retain the same overall rolling diameter as your original wheels, to keep the speedo correct and make the engine work less?

If so, a 225/50 R15 is going to be alot smaller in overall diameter than say a 265/50 R15. The 50 refers to aspect ratio, ie 50% of the 225 or 265. It's not a set profile.

Check out http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html and enter your original wheel size, and find direct alternatives in other wheel sizes.

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