Not sure what you're asking here.
You can't put 16 inch tires on 15 inch wheels (or vice versa), hence the different sizes.
You can, however, put 16 inch wheels on a vehicle that normally has 15 inch wheels. You just need to ensure that the bolt pattern and center holes are exactly the same measurements and you may need to use a lower profile tire to achieve the proper tire-to-wheelwell clearances.
NO! That is very dangerous. It does not work. If you want 15 in tires you will have to use 15 in rims. They will fit, but you cant get enough air in it they will close to the side of the rim, also you wont never get them off the rim, you have to cut the tire in half.
My 1998 Camry has 15 inch rims on it. I have a six cylinder engine. I understand that the 4 cylinder versions use 14 inch rims.
No the bolt pattern is different
The biggest tire that can fit on a 15 inch rim is a 15 inch tire. It is very unsafe to mix rims and tire sizes together.
I've never done it but I have talked to people that have done it with bigger tires and rim sizes 15 inch tires only fit on 15 inch rims. You can put 15 inch rims on a truck that came with 16 inch rims if they are the same bolt pattern.
It will fall right off the rim. Don't even bother.
No... The tire is to big and would not "bead" on the rim correctly.
No!It is very dangerous to try to mount the wrong size tires on a rim.
No, The 14 inch tires require a rim with diameter 14 inches, 15 is too big, it will not physically fit.
Most rim sizes on chevys are 16 inch. However, 15 inch rims were common on older trucks and could go as large 22 inch.
You must have the same inch tyres as rims. You can however change the profile of a tire to give you more lift You can not put a 16" tire on a 15" rim. You can put 15" rims on instead of 16" if they will fit over the brakes.
Maybe, that would depend on the vehicle and if the rim would clear the brakes.Maybe, that would depend on the vehicle and if the rim would clear the brakes.