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Originally Posted by chedder
Your single tire needs to go on a 17 inch wheel and your car uses 16 inch wheels.
So your 17 inch tire/wheel is bigger and won't fit on 16 inch wheels. It is also bigger because it is 225 mm wide and has a sidewall height that is larger than your other tires. (65 vs 60)
Even if you could mount it on a 17 inch rim it would likely put stress on suspension and steering components.
Here's a good website to learn about sizes and comparing.
https://tiresize.com/calculator/ |
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Originally Posted by DoubleF
If you wanna hobble around like a car with a donut spare... I'm sure you technically could.
I think you're better off seeing if you can can find a 16 on facebook market place or Kijiji or something. Like a less bald a freebie or cheapo pair for someone doing an upgrade etc.
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That's pretty much what I expected but thought I'd ask to be sure.
Thanks guys