No. There is a rule for a situation like this. It's called the "one up, one down rule." So the tire size is 205 60 R15. 205, which is the tread width (205 millimeters), 65, which is the percentiage of the profile of the tire is of the tread. It is 65% of the width of the tire. And then R15 which is the diameter of the rim. The one up, one down rule is that a 210 55 R15 will fit, as well as a 200 65 R15. So 205 can either go up to 210 or down to 200, and 60 can either go up to 65 or down to 55. If one number goes up, the other must go down or vise-versa.
not too often unless they dont work
That size will work but your speedometer will be off .8 mph too fast.
14 inch tires work on a 14 inch rim.
If you only plan to have them 2 months, then yes, this will work. The best thing is to have 4 of the same tires, but I've never had a problem mixing brands.
Tires last longer and work more efficiently when the wear is even. Gas milage improves as well.Rotating the tires will extend the life of the tires.
they help a car drive
They are nice tires and will work well on a Corolla.
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I've never found that ! - You must have really good rain tires.
Yes, that is acceptable but a better replacement in a 60 series tire would be 225/60-15. Either will work though.
The process of mounting and balancing a set of tires is done with the tires off the vehicle but it is generally understood that the tires will be fitted to the vehicle after the work of mounting and balancing is done .
no it should work permanately