Here's a quick photo hack. I'd call it photoshopped but that would be giving me too much credit. :p Should be relatively close, they looks smaller than my 18's and bigger than 15's while keeping the tire size relatively close-ish...
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Don't listen to the "big wheel" haters. There's pretty much nothing for street tires in a 15" rim that isn't a hockey puck. Only options with decent compounds are drag radials or dedicated autoX tires and neither are going to work well about 9 months out of the year on the street in most places. BFG T/A's are good for making smoke, but that's about it because they've got no grip. A /6 auto car with a pegleg 2.76 can spin a set of BFG T/A's with a little motivation. Sure, it might
seem like you're going fast because you're always losing traction, but don't go head to head with someone that has real tires. In 1970, a '70 Hemi 'Cuda could put down a 0-60 of 5.8 seconds(motor trend, may 1970). Nowadays a bone stock 2015 V6 Mustang with factory tires can pull a 0-60 of 5.5 seconds (Car and Driver, August 2015). By modern performance standards these old muscle cars, in stock form, are pretty pathetic. And it starts at the tires.
