195/55/15 OR 205/55/15?

[84masters]

will these fit on the stock steel wheels...with no rubbing?

any warranty issues when you change tire size?

thanks....

going for a set of nokian wr.

[Tamago]

yes

no

don't.. get a better tire than a nokian if you're gonna spend the money

[kimona]

No worries with 195/55/15 or 205/55/15 on stock steel wheels.

Check here for information about tyre sizing: http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5021

[BLAZINBLUEVITZ]

205/55/15'S WILL RUB with stock wheels. not much but it does rub.

[Tamago]

205/55/15'S WILL RUB with stock wheels. not much but it does rub.

where specifically does it rub, and on what suspension?

[BLAZINBLUEVITZ]

im running tein's and it rubs on the lower fender well i believe. it usually happens when i turn wheel too far left or right like when making u-turn.....

[mikenacarato]

i have 205/55/15 on my wheels lowered on df210s and it rubs at full lock and high speed (55+) dips

[kimona]

You'll get very minor rubbing lock-to-lock, which is pretty common on many set-ups with the Yaris. The good news is that we rarely lock-to-lock, and when we do, it's only briefly and at almost stop speeds. With 205/55's on stock suspension and wheels, there are no rubbing issues to worry about.

[BLAZINBLUEVITZ]

i have no problems at high speed just the LOCK TO LOCK as its refered.

[Tamago]

You'll get very minor rubbing lock-to-lock, which is pretty common on many set-ups with the Yaris. The good news is that we rarely lock-to-lock, and when we do, it's only briefly and at almost stop speeds. With 205/55's on stock suspension and wheels, there are no rubbing issues to worry about.

what is the tire rubbing on at full lock? smooth surface or plastic? no harm there :)

[mikenacarato]

the middle of the fender lip and the center of the front and rear splash guards. but i guess that depends on the wheels offset of they are aftermarket too, so stock would be different. like i said though, i have aftermarket 15s which are wider, not factory steel wheels.

[BLAZINBLUEVITZ]

the middle of the fender lip and the center of the front and rear splash guards.

SO, your saying it rubs on the REAR mudguard as well?

[kimona]

The rubbing is on the plastic fender liner and it is extremely minimal. It occurs only sometimes in a lock-to-lock maneuver and is nothing for concern.

[derickveliz2]

will these fit on the stock steel wheels...with no rubbing?

any warranty issues when you change tire size?

thanks....

going for a set of nokian wr.

I got 205/50/15 a mid point between the 2 you are asking for, and with OEM sport wheels and lowered with NF210s I have no rubbing at all! :thumbup:

:wink:

[kimona]

I got 205/50/15 a mid point between the 2 you are asking for, and with OEM sport wheels and lowered with NF210s I have no rubbing at all! :thumbup:

:wink:

Actually, 205/50'a are not "mid point" but are shorter than both the tyres we're discussing. 205/50's work well on DF's, for example, but no need to run that short with stock suspension or a mild drop.