Guys may disadvantage ba if ill change my tires and mags from 14" stock to 15"?
Car is corolla 1997 gli 1.6
Guys may disadvantage ba if ill change my tires and mags from 14" stock to 15"?
Car is corolla 1997 gli 1.6
Pareho tayo bro. My car currently has the stock 14" rims & in the process of upgrading to 15" alloys. Opted to get Rota wheels. The stock tires were sized 175/70/14 (602mm OD) & will put 195/60/15 (615mm OD) just so I don't scrape the humps in my village anymore. The best fit tires for 15" rims are 195/55/15 (595mm), looks really sporty.
thats correct... but aesthetically for me, stay on stocks unless you have plans on changing the disc brakes also and the rear drum to disc type if equipped..
i just find it funny to see big mags on stock small disc brakes
but thats for me, as they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder![]()
Check this out: Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tyre Bible
Basically, a positive offset moves the wheel inward & a negative offset moves the wheels outward. Buying wheels with a positive offset closer to 0 or is a negative offset will most likely be a dished or concave wheel. Most wheels have an offset of +38 to +40. Rim width is also a factor. Buying a wheel with a wide rim diameter, say 8 inches & up may increase the possibility of the tire hitting the fenders or the suspension components. It all depends on the model you will use it on. If your car is a BRZ, it will accept wider tires & wheels. Kung Vios lang, don't go too wide.