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    I know the right size for 17s are 235 55 17 but i found a set of new winter tires so dirt cheap and they are 215 60 16. Would I be able to run these without anything rubbing or throwing my speedo off?


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    no since thats close to the stock size

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    Stock tires are 26.7" in diameter. 215/60/16's are 26.1". Thats half an inch shorter. It would throw the speedo off, not much, but it would.


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    i think Thats a typeo
    Thats 16 is suppost to be a 17 right?

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    they will fit fine and do better in the snow then a wider tire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dpzelenak View Post
    i think Thats a typeo
    Thats 16 is suppost to be a 17 right?
    If its supposed to be a 17, then it is 27.1".

    I can't say whether it will rub or not, but it as well will throw off the speedo some.


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    yeah i meant 215 60 17, But im currently running 215 60 16s maybe thats why my speedo is off a little bit
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    narrower is better in the snow, so yes
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