Question reguarding changing tire sizes
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Question reguarding changing tire sizes
Happy Holidays everyone,
First time mini owner and first posting so please excuse my ingnorance have a 2007 mini 2dr hatch bk with standard stock tires 175/65/15 continential contra pro want to change tire to a michelin harmony for wear traction and ride.Car is wifes used for in town driving 10 -15 miles a day (no street racing involved) oh buy the way we are in florida so lots a rain no snow unless you count thay one time in 1974 however closest I can get to stock size is a
185/60/15 this is under 1 % difference of orginal. Does anyone see a problem with doning this???
would appreciate all thoughts
thanks
First time mini owner and first posting so please excuse my ingnorance have a 2007 mini 2dr hatch bk with standard stock tires 175/65/15 continential contra pro want to change tire to a michelin harmony for wear traction and ride.Car is wifes used for in town driving 10 -15 miles a day (no street racing involved) oh buy the way we are in florida so lots a rain no snow unless you count thay one time in 1974 however closest I can get to stock size is a
185/60/15 this is under 1 % difference of orginal. Does anyone see a problem with doning this???
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thanks
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185/60, 195/60, 205/55, 205/50, 215/55, 225/45 are the closest and most popular sizes in 15 inch tires when compared to stock 175/65/15's . The 205/50 are the furthest from stock but are being used for low profile applications and better handling. They lower the car also. I use 205/55/15 all season tires and like them alot.
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185/60, 195/60, 205/55, 205/50, 215/55, 225/45 are the closest and most popular sizes in 15 inch tires when compared to stock 175/65/15's . The 205/50 are the furthest from stock but are being used for low profile applications and better handling. They lower the car also. I use 205/55/15 all season tires and like them alot.
185/60 will fit but tires are more for comfort and street use and less for good handling. 185/65 or 195/60 is worth a look.
195/60-15 is fine.
205/55-15 has some tires (9) that fit. Selection could be better
205/50-15 is short at 23.1" tire diameter over one inch less than stock, other than for performance driving is not a good size for street use.
215/55-15 shows no tires in that size at tirerack.com
225/45-15 is short at 23" tire diameter over one inch less than stock, other than for track or performance driving is not a good size for street use. Limited selection.
Not mentioned
185/65-15 is a good choice
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