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Old 3rd August 2009, 11:47   #166
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on Saturday I talked to at least 3-4 tyre dealers. They all told me that it will fit in no issue and they have done it to a few i10s. then i called up the sales guy in trident and he also told 175/70 R13 should fit in the existing RIM. one guy even offered me to fix it in my stepne tyre but did i did not try that.
anyway i trusted tbhp folks and decided not to do anything. thanks guys.
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Old 9th September 2009, 10:09   #167
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Put in 185/60R14 Yokohama AVS ES 100 tires on 14" Plati 10 spoke alloys.
No issue of tire touching anywhere anytime with full load (5 persons)
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Yes, No Issues for 14 inchers on 185/60/14.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/tyre-a...ml#post1470608
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is there any size bigger than 185/60 r15 that can be fitted on the i10 without fouling with the wheel arches? say in 195 section example 195/60 r14, 195/55 r14 or 195/50 r14 (which i suppose has a very low profile 195*50/100).
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is there any size bigger than 185/60 r15 that can be fitted on the i10 without fouling with the wheel arches? say in 195 section example 195/60 r14, 195/55 r14 or 195/50 r14 (which i suppose has a very low profile 195*50/100).
185/55 R 15

195/60 R 14

195/55 R 14

195/50 R 15

But ideal upsize from 155/80R13 is 185/60R14, with 0.1% difference in circumference.

source: Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tire Bible Page 2 of 2
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heloo blackasta, i can see that. but what i need to know is that whether these sizes will foul with the rear wheel arches when under full load, say 3 person at the back.

can you please upload a picture of your car shot from behind it. i wanted to see how wide the 185 section tires are on the i10. it would be of great help.
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heloo blackasta, i can see that. but what i need to know is that whether these sizes will foul with the rear wheel arches when under full load, say 3 person at the back.

can you please upload a picture of your car shot from behind it. i wanted to see how wide the 185 section tires are on the i10. it would be of great help.
185/55 R 15 & 195/60 R 14 have bigger circumference than 155/80R13, so there is a greater chance of fouling in their case under load.

195/55 R 14 & 195/50 R 15 have a lesser chance of fouling under load as they have smaller circumference than 155/80R13.

But 195 section tires shall stick out more and may foul with the wheel well /mud flaps while turning (front tires). The 185 section ones barely scrape though.

As for the picture, I shall post it tomorrow.
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thank you for the quick response.
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can you please upload a picture of your car shot from behind it. i wanted to see how wide the 185 section tires are on the i10. it would be of great help.
Picture of my driver's side rear tire.
Hyundai i10 : Tyre & wheel upgrade thread-dsc02382.jpg

Hyundai i10 : Tyre & wheel upgrade thread-dsc02378.jpg

Had my not-so-presentable-self-in-the-morning reflected on the back bumper, so blackened that out!

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Even, I had put 185/60R14 A drive with HR alloys for my i10. They are not touching anywhere in the body, but my fifth wheel is not fitting to the boot. there is a screw which would tighten the wheel in the boot and it's becoming shorter for this wheel. So, i just had to leave it without tightening with some padding all around.
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thank you blackasta, i find these 185/60 r14 tires wide enough. but i think these performance tires look wider because of their stiff sidewall. i find yokohama a.drive to be narrower.
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blackasta, can you tell me the width of your alloy wheel. is it 5.5j or 6j ?
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blackasta, can you tell me the width of your alloy wheel. is it 5.5j or 6j ?
The alloys are plati 14" x 6J.
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thank you again blackasta. can you me one more favour. can you please upload a photo of your car from behind it. this time full backside view (to see both the tyres) of the car. i want to see how wide these tyres are when viewed from behind.

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The alloys are plati 14" x 6J.
Any particular reason you choose 6j instead of the 5.5j most people have chosen for their i10(atleast as far as I've seen).

I'll be going for 185/60 R14 xm1+ in most probability.Its the width 5.5j or 6j I haven't yet decided on.
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