Increasing tire diameter would increase your speed at the same engine RPM.. So technically you could now obtain the same speed by getting less work out of your engine. (lower rpms) Unfortunately though, you just got pulled over because you forgot to recalibrate your speedometer....
More along these lines though, are these bigger tires wider increasing rolling resistance? Or heavier, making it harder for your engine to get up to the same speed?
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Wider tires give better traction, esp in less than perfect conditions. Narrow tires would give better speed and/or gas mileage. One might think that but not necessarily, it depends on the road surface. Why do ice skates have thin blades? What do you think a wide racing tire would do on a flooded street? Even in dry conditions, a wider tire won't change your traction because even if you have more area (square inches) on the ground, you have less weight per square inch so traction remains the same. How soft the tire is is the biggest factor.
15 inch tires will not fit on 16 inch rims.15 inch tires will not fit on 16 inch rims.
Driving in the snow on 225/50/R18 is worse than on 195/60/R17, if the same tires are used.. the tire width is what matters in snow!
No, The Tyres will be too big...
15 inch tires will not fit on 16 inch rims.15 inch tires will not fit on 16 inch rims.
Get 17 inch rims you cant put a 17 inch tires on a 16 inch rim!
well both have different performance so they are the same
Of course not you cannot install 15 inch tires on 14 inch wheels or vice versa. 14 inch wheels require 14 inch tires, and 15 inch wheels require 15 inch tires.
It will depend on which rims will fit your car. Having 16 or 17 inch rims will have a significant jump in the price of your tires.
No, changing the size of your rims and tires will not mess up your transmission. It will mess with your gas mileage and your speedometer though.
No. Only 18 inch tires fit an 18 inch rim.