195/50/16

[dark_seek]

Will 195/50/16 fit yaris 2013 LE model ?
Kindly give your reviews
thanks :)

[NYC-SE]

Will 195/50/16 fit yaris 2013 LE model ?
Kindly give your reviews
thanks :)

Yes. In fact in the US that tire size is standard on the SE model.

[dark_seek]

Yes. In fact in the US that tire size is standard on the SE model.
Isn't there some difference between the LE and SE
I guess 16's will fit both then .
Thanks anyways
Appreciated :w00t:

[NYC-SE]

Isn't there some difference between the LE and SE
I guess 16's will fit both then .
Thanks anyways
Appreciated :w00t:

The SE has 4 wheels discs and the front discs are slightly bigger than the LE model. Also different suspension tunings. But none of that affects the tires. Of course you need 16" wheels as well as the tires. LE wheels are 15" stock.

[dark_seek]

Thanks man ^^
I was really confused :smile:

[kimona]

195/50/16 is a JDM OEM fitment.



* Many folks fit 205/50/16's because they are a more common size offering more brand options. 205/50/16's work very well on the car.

[dark_seek]

195/50/16 is a JDM OEM fitment.



* Many folks fit 205/50/16's because they are a more common size offering more brand options. 205/50/16's work very well on the car.


205/50/16 might rub on full turn i think

[kimona]

205/50/16 might rub on full turn i think

I run 205/50/16 on 16x7, ET42. No rub on full turn with current tyres.
But even 195/50/16's can rub on full turn. Minor inside rubbing on full turn is not a big deal.

[dark_seek]

I run 205/50/16 on 16x7, ET42. No rub on full turn with current tyres.
But even 195/50/16's can rub on full turn. Minor inside rubbing on full turn is not a big deal.

Yeah thanks for help :drool:

[WeeYari]

Once again, it is all about the offset.

[Kalispel]

Is it best to go with a 16 x 6.5 (versus 16 x 7.0+) aftermarket alloy wheel for my 2015 SE, if I plan to stick with 195/50/16 or 205/50/16 tires? I assume the lighter weight of the 16 x 6.5 wheel would be preferable, and closer to the OEM 16 x 6.0 wheel sizing. All the designs that I like (located in the U.K.) are x 6.5 or x 7.0 sizes only, so OEM x 6.0 isn't even an option.

What offset should I be looking for with those wheel/tire sizes?

On a side note, Tire Rack (and U.S. Distributors) seems to have a very limited selection of conventional/traditional wheel styles, compared to various U.K. alloy wheel stores. :frown: It looks like I will have to pay for international shipping rates to get the wheels I like. :cry: