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04-20-2012, 02:36 AM | #19 |
Drives: Yaris '06 Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Singapore
Posts: 73
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Taking the stock 185/60/15 as reference.
205/55/16 would be too big, there is an increase of ~4.55%(speedometer shows 100km/h, actual speed is ~95km/h). Anything more than 3% is not recommended, fuel economy also will suffer. The closest that you can get to the stock are - 195/55/15 (1.27% increase in diameter) 205/50/16 (1.3% increase in diameter) 205/45/17 (2.2% increase in diameter) 215/40/17 (0.13% increase in diameter) For the more adventurous, 215/35/18 (0.76% increase) 225/35/18 (1.9% increase) Of course, selecting the tyre size also affects the range of choices and price as well. Some performance semi-slick/slick do not have the above size. Safest bet is to stick to the more common size. |
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