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225/45/18s, then you don't have to worry about the tire rubbing on any suspension components or the fender. No, they'll be too tall. It's a pretty tight fit in there anyway and you're looking at a 15% increase in the size of the tire's sidewall. The speedometer would be inaccurate owing to difference in sidewall size and your insurance would be invalid, as the car would be modified from manufacturers specification. They will not fit on your car period. That means the tire height is 45 or 60 percent of the tread width(225) in millimeters. This rubs on suspension/body work and throws the speedo so far out of whack you would never know how fast or far you go or went. Heyy guys, im going to get my driving liscence soon and my dream car is a volkswagen beetle, the older one, my budget is around 750 pounds. Honestly do your self a favour forget the Beetle ! Trust me, this is not a good introduction to motoring.
The Beetle is a relic from the 1930s and I have had the unpleasant task of working on these things, "Hate" springs to my mind ! If you really want a Beetle, get a proper car first and then buy one when you get a bit older and can afford one that some kind person has restored. Hey if your dreams a bug get one.. 750 pounds. heres a link to the samba classified list. 4) first i would brush up on my spanner skills. The Beetle is a great car for learning driving skills. You'd BETTER learn driving skills because its oversteering handling can be tricky and it's a TERRIBLE car to have an accident in. This winter, find a large empty parking lot and practice quick stops and turns under slippery conditions. Just got a 1999 vw passat. 20,000 miles( which i hope isnt true) and another telling me it wasnt a bad move. Car seems to be in good condition. Depends on the overall condition of the car. Really, who can predict when a car will "go".
