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christiankirana 06-29-2010 04:55 PM

205/60/16 to 215/45/17
 
I'm planning to get new wheels and tires, wondering the overall diameter difference of 215/45/17 and 205/60/16 which is 4% would cause any problem with the ABS or any other prob besides off speedometer. From the website that I calculated, it warned me of braking failure and those stuff. any idea?

snowball 06-29-2010 05:01 PM

you mean changing just the tires? you can't put a 17" tire on a 16" rim

if you mean rims and tires, if u calculate 4% difference it's not "too much" as long as you're okay with your speedometer being off, what's more important is the offset of the new wheels vs. old wheels (most likely +55 for a honda)

christiankirana 06-29-2010 05:09 PM

yeah, wheels and rims. regarding the offset, I'm thinking to put a spacer. is it safe to use spacer?




Quote:

Originally Posted by Gatorade (Post 7010127)
you mean changing just the tires? you can't put a 17" tire on a 16" rim

if you mean rims and tires, if u calculate 4% difference it's not "too much" as long as you're okay with your speedometer being off, what's more important is the offset of the new wheels vs. old wheels (most likely +55 for a honda)


TypeRNammer 06-29-2010 07:10 PM

You can use 5mm spacer, anything higher you're gonna need extended studs
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christiankirana 06-29-2010 07:12 PM

any idea on where to get that locally and how much?

anti-vip 06-29-2010 07:22 PM

YOU CANT PUT 17" TIRE ON A 16" RIM.....

Mugen EvOlutioN 06-29-2010 08:18 PM

jigga wat

-EuroRSN- 06-29-2010 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by P_I_N_E_A_P_P_L_E (Post 7010266)
YOU CANT PUT 17" TIRE ON A 16" RIM.....

hes asking about overall diameter of 2 different sizes. Should be ok other then possible slight speedo difference.

!SG 06-30-2010 05:26 AM

read ppl read! he is planning on getting NEW WHEELS AND TIRES. there are 2 things there, NEW WHEELS and NEW TIRES. so he is most likely getting a 17" rim on a 17" tire!

he is asking if going from a 205/60R16 to a 215/45/R17 is right.

the correct sizing for your 17in rim would be 215/50R17. 215/45 is a tad too small


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