15 Inch Wheels of course. The Symbol R15 represents the Wheel Diameter.e.g you cant use 20'' Wheels on R15''
Yes, if you install the correct tires and use 16" rims/wheels as well. Install tires that end up giving you the same overall diameter as the OEM 15" tires. You can use a tire size calculator to determine the size tires you need.
You can Use this tire size calculator online to calculate different size tires and wheels on your ride. http://www.tire-size-calculator.com/ it is a great site that i use myself.
No, only use 17 inch tires on 17 inch wheels.
This depends on whether the wheels are correct offset and will clear all the suspension and brake pieces. Order or find wheels that are recommended for your car, use tires the same height and width size for your car and be careful because the change will change will change the way your car handles.
No. Trailer tires and wheels are designed for trailers only. The tires should say right on them "For Trailer Use Only".
You may use that size, yet however the accuracy of your speedometer will be less accurate (if used on front wheels).
It is not recommended to use different size tires on a vehicle at the same time.It is not recommended to use different size tires on a vehicle at the same time.
The type of style for wheels and tires depends on what you want to use it for. For summer, tires should be more efficient for the road, but for winter, there should be more traction for ice and snow
It comes with 32 inch tires you can go to 33 inch tires but you must use aftermarket wheels or they will rub on the strut arms. Set back on wheels 4.5 inches.
28 in. diameter tires
Not recommended. You should use tires designated for trailer use only.
No, not the way the original wheels were designed. The spoke holes will not hold air.