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If you go to a 215/60-15 your speedometer will read 58.8 at a true 60 mph. Your performance, handling, and ride will also be adversely effected. Your decision.
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Can you put two tires on your car with different first number ex. 185 and 205?
Can you put a 215 70 r15 tire and a 215 65 r15 tire on same car
Can you replace 205 65 r15 with 205 75 r15 tires?
Can you replace 205/65/R15 with 205/75/R15
Can you replace your 205 75 R15 tires with 205 70 R15 tires?
Of course you can but I would not recommend it because your speedometer will be off about 3 mph. I better choice in wider tire would be a 215/70-15. You speedometer will only be .5 mph off.
What is the difference between a 205 70 r15 tire and a 205 65 r15 tire?
The '70' tire is higher, but marginally. Should work on same car.
Can 205 65 R15 tires substitute 215 60 R15 tires?
Normally. yes.
Can you replace your 205 65 R15 tires with 205 70 R15 tires?
Yes, you can
Can you substitue 215-65 R15 tires with 205-60 R15?
No, there is too big a difference in diameter.
Can you substitute 205-65 R15 tires for 215-70 R15 tires?
No this is a bad substitution as the 205/65-15 tire will be 5.07% smaller in diameter. A good substitution is 235/65-15 which is only 0.63% larger in diameter which is a good swap.
Can you substitute 205-65 R15 tires with 205-60 R15 tires?
Can you run 3 205/65R15 tires and 1 205/60/R15 tire? It’s a rear passenger tire. just wondering because I have one laying around thank you.
Can you substitute 205-60-R15 tires for 215-65-R15 tires?
no there is too much height difference
Can you substitute 215-75 R15 tires for 205-70 R15 tires?
Yes, that is a pretty good substitute.
Will a 215 65 r15 fit a 205 65 r15 tire?
Of course it will fit, but will it fit correctly is the question and the answer is no. Assuming the OEM tire is 205/65-15 and you install a 215/65-15 here is what you will get. Your speedometer will read 58.8 at a true 60 mph. You will also have slightly less power and your ride and handling will be adversely effected. Stick with the OEM size that the engineers who built your car recommend.
