16" Tire Size Question
#21
i went for comfort
i wanted a performace tire without the typical performace ride
a 50 series is enough meat to be very comfy (lowered w/Tein)
and fill out the fender-well decently
Itgb....ride quality is your answer from me
and speedometers are not that accurate
i work at a delareship (not toyota)
and the error tolerance is 5-7mph @ 60mph
this is federally OK, but if that 1% bothers you that much.....
i wanted a performace tire without the typical performace ride
a 50 series is enough meat to be very comfy (lowered w/Tein)
and fill out the fender-well decently
Itgb....ride quality is your answer from me
and speedometers are not that accurate
i work at a delareship (not toyota)
and the error tolerance is 5-7mph @ 60mph
this is federally OK, but if that 1% bothers you that much.....
#22
i know it a 16" i thread i was using my tire size as an example and i did explain why they us smaller tyres than what is stock... because the car is equiped with auto calibration... the smaller the aspect ratio the rougher you ride will be depending on your speed rating... but what ever
#23
Originally Posted by Itgb
Thanks stan.
I'm just confused why you even metion the JDM tire size, when all of our cars(speedo & odometer) are calibrated for the US tire size.
I read that you can run a 195/50/16 on a 7" wide wheel. So why would you want to introduce an extra 1% of error into your mph & mileage by running a 205/50/16?
I'm just confused why you even metion the JDM tire size, when all of our cars(speedo & odometer) are calibrated for the US tire size.
I read that you can run a 195/50/16 on a 7" wide wheel. So why would you want to introduce an extra 1% of error into your mph & mileage by running a 205/50/16?
I realize it is ideal to be close to OE diameter (JDM or USDM) as much as possible, but 1% is not a big deal either. Some would rather have their speedo be off 1 or 2 mph for a little extra/less sidewall.
Oh, and my rims are 9" wide
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