Car lovers always prefer aftermarket performance/beautiful wheels for there cars...............Not many of them knows about physics of car wheels as most of them are non technical..........Unnecessary modification of tyres/rims (to big or small) will effect safety, this may end up in to Break fail, balancing, Hard steering, tire burst and many more
I would suggest you to go to any Tyre calculator web site put ur company fitted rim tyre/rim info and u r new after market tyre/rim info. u will get data difference in diameters. as per standards recommend ±2.5% the MAXIMUM difference in diameters.*********************Please make calculations and proceed with your purchases.
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check with dealer for info on company fitted tyre/rim size.
Thanks for the information, since i bought the car as a second hand how can i know which tire is well recommended?
it has 16" alloy rims,
I have changed my company fitted tyre (TreadWidth: 165, ProfileHeight:70, Wheel Diameter 14inch with 205/40/17).
Diffrence in diameter was only 1.5 % which is good. There were no issues with handling, Tyre touching finders or outer body.
Refer below website
http://www.tyresave.co.uk/tyresize.html
Hi Paul,
Car lovers always prefer aftermarket performance/beautiful wheels for there cars...............Not many of them knows about physics of car wheels as most of them are non technical..........Unnecessary modification of tyres/rims (to big or small) will effect safety, this may end up in to Break fail, balancing, Hard steering, tire burst and many more
I would suggest you to go to any Tyre calculator web site put ur company fitted rim tyre/rim info and u r new after market tyre/rim info. u will get data difference in diameters. as per standards recommend ±2.5% the MAXIMUM difference in diameters.*********************Please make calculations and proceed with your purchases.