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Originally Posted by vidyuth (Post 757872)
hey..i m running on 185/45 r15 on my santro

1st time ive heard of this size :eek:
Furthermore - 15" and 45 profile tyres on a Santro :Shockked:
Could we please have some pics, i gotta see this with my own eyes.
Sounds Gangsta.

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Originally Posted by Xehaust (Post 746094)
UPGRADE - Stick to OE size, just buy better rubber and dont make any changes in the size.
UPSIZE - Ask for suggestions just to be sure :)

BETTER RUBBER: Depends on your driving style.

Everyday normal driving style - MICHELIN (Comfort & Grip)
Enthusiastic driving style - YOKOHAMA (Comfort & Extreme Grip)

I would say stick to Yokohama for whatever, apart from the good performance it's reasonably priced too.

Can anyone suggest a good upsize for Baleno? The stock size is 165/80/R13.

Would 195/55/R15 be good enough? What would be the effect on handling and supension?

Nirmal

@Nirmal, answer to your question is right here in this very thread:
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/92640-post14.html

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Originally Posted by nirmalts (Post 773473)
Can anyone suggest a good upsize for Baleno? The stock size is 165/80/R13.

Would 195/55/R15 be good enough? What would be the effect on handling and supension?

Nirmal

Nirmal
Whats your requirements? Handling/looks over ride comfort/FE or vice versa?

nirmal,
I have a Baleno too...
Depends on what you like....

Best mix of comfort and Handling : 185/65 R14 (the size I have used for 45k Kms)
Use 195/60 R14 if you want slightly better handling..at the cost of a harsher ride

Use 195/ 55 R 15 ..if you are only into handling..at the expense of ride...

Use other sizes if looks are a criteria (205/50R15 etc et)...while pickup, comfort and FE can await their turn in the next car :)

What would be the best upsize / upgrade for 205/65 R16 running on 16x7J alloys? I do not want to change the alloys.

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Originally Posted by wheeler (Post 780753)
What would be the best upsize / upgrade for 205/65 R16 running on 16x7J alloys? I do not want to change the alloys.

225/60-16

BTW which car?

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Originally Posted by kpzen (Post 780766)
225/60-16

BTW which car?

Hey thanx Prajesh. That was fast. Its for my Nissan Altima. Not too happy with the stock bridgestone tires. Planning to change them in some time. Not decided when though. I had thought of getting Yoko S drives but don't think that size is available. Got to start searching now.

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Originally Posted by wheeler (Post 780789)
Hey thanx Prajesh. That was fast. Its for my Nissan Altima. Not too happy with the stock bridgestone tires. Planning to change them in some time. Not decided when though. I had thought of getting Yoko S drives but don't think that size is available. Got to start searching now.

In yokohama u will get AVS dB or DNA dB ES501 in 225/60-16.

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Originally Posted by kpzen (Post 780847)
In yokohama u will get AVS dB or DNA dB ES501 in 225/60-16.

Thanx, will go and have a look. Do PP2s come in this size as well?

My Aveo runs on stock 185/60/R14 steel rims currently. I plan to change this to 195/50/R15. Shall I keep the spare stock wheel? If there is a puncture, is there a problem running on three 195/50/R15s and one 185/60/R14 (for short distances perhaps)

Nirmal

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Originally Posted by wheeler (Post 780852)
Thanx, will go and have a look. Do PP2s come in this size as well?

Nope but where do you want the tyres, I guess in Dubai, right? Better check with the local dealers, they can offer you much better knowledge about the options available there than we can.

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Originally Posted by nirmalts (Post 781556)
My Aveo runs on stock 185/60/R14 steel rims currently. I plan to change this to 195/50/R15. Shall I keep the spare stock wheel? If there is a puncture, is there a problem running on three 195/50/R15s and one 185/60/R14 (for short distances perhaps)

If you intend to only use the spare for short distances in case of a puncture than retaining the stock rim & tyre should do just fine.

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Originally Posted by iraghava (Post 781578)
If you intend to only use the spare for short distances in case of a puncture than retaining the stock rim & tyre should do just fine.

Thanks a lot. In that case I will go for only 4 alloys and tyres. Can do a bit of saving here. :thumbs up

Between that, this is my 100th post. Feeling great to be in this wonderful forum

Nirmal

Hello guys,

I have a 2005 Getz fitted with 175/70 R13 tires. I have fitted alloys as well. I do not wish to upgrade the alloys but would like to have a wider tyre. Is this possible? I went through the carbible.com website and it says that 185/65 R13 is the best possible upgrade with minimal errors.

Can anyone give the list of tires that come in 185/65 R13 size?? It would be helpful if you could give me the prices also.

Awaiting your responses

Thanks

Srinath


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