Larger tires can decrese gas milegage.
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The manufacture of your vehicle designed the tires to give the best ride, handling, mileage, and overall performance. Changing this tire size will effect one or more of these criteria. Improved mileage may come at a cost of lost performance. The engineers spent many hours deciding on the perfect size for this vehicle. My recommendation is to stick with the OEM size tire that the engineers designed for your vehicle.
It does not change the actual speed of a vehicle but changing tire size can affect the accuracy of the speedometer.
if their the same tire size then yes
Marginally. Tire pressure has a greater effect! The harder the tire the better the mileage (but the ride is stiffer and the center of the tread wears out faster so it might be uncomfortable and economically a poor idea).
18" - 20" BUT WATCH TIRE SIZE!!
Understand that the primary function of tread on a tire is to divert water from beneath the tire to improve traction and avoid hydroplaning on wet roads.
A tire alignment is not necessary when changing tire sizes. You can tell by the wear on your previous tires if you need an alignment. If you have uneven wear, get an alignment.
The car is designed to have a certain size tire on it. The suspension is tuned for a specific size. Changing wheel or tire size changes all of the engineering that went into the suspension. The sidewall of the tire is what supports the weight of the vehicle. Using a bigger rim with a low profile tire will cause added stress to front end parts and will have a much harsher ride.
Changing from an R15 to an R16 tire can have both positive and negative effects. The larger R16 tire may improve ride comfort and traction due to its increased sidewall height, but it can also lead to changes in handling, speedometer accuracy, and fuel efficiency. Additionally, ensure that your vehicle's suspension and wheel wells can accommodate the larger tire size. Always consult your vehicle’s manual or a professional before making the change.
i would say 35 inch but it really up to you. if you want bad gas milage than get big tires.
Yes, it is possible, however changing tire size may effect your spedometer. The change of tire size to a smaller tire will decrease your ground clearance, although it will increase the torque to the wheels.