It needs a complete set of wheels to be able to balance and support the weight of the truck.
Most of the time its between 15-30% depending on the type or car or truck.
check the plackrd on the inside of the driver's door hinge when you open the door, otherwise i am pretty sure they are 15 inch. At least all the z24's I knwo were. speciffically the rim was a 15x6. Hope this helps. I believe the tire size is 205/60/15. Someone might have put on 14 in rims, but they should be 15. Otherwise to see whats on there, read the tire size on the sidewall of the tire. If their 14, they are probally 195/70/14. If it were me I'd do the 15 inch. better handleing. On my '88 they stock Z rims 14" ok 90 had 14s with 215/60r14 if u put 195/70r14 on it a more bumpyer ride and u loose all of the handling with the fe3 suspison the 15s were used 93 maybe 94 and up but ur best bet is to do 16s with 205/55r16 its a bigger tire u will have to roll the fender and quarters but better handling and smoth ride
pour into your gas tank with up to 15 gallons of gas depending on what kind you bought, most bottles have directions on the back of them
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With 15 inch wheels you can do it
15 inch 6J wheels.
yes i replace my crx wheels with 17" tenzo r racing rims
One can buy 15 inch wheels online at many stores that deal with cars, tires, car parts, and etc. One would be Hubcap, tire & wheels, this website can sell you many parts of cars such as 15 inch wheels. Another is Wheelfire, you can tell them your car model and they'll find what's best for you.
There is enough room on a standard 2001 Honda Civic to put wheels as big as 17 inches. The 15 inch wheels will fit perfectly.
14 inch wheels fir 14 inch tires, 15 inch wheels fit 15 inch tires. The difference is 1 inch.
Of course not you cannot install 15 inch tires on 14 inch wheels or vice versa. 14 inch wheels require 14 inch tires, and 15 inch wheels require 15 inch tires.
A good place to start researching 15 inch alloy wheels would be to ask either their car mechanic or perhaps contact the car's dealership where they will have information regarding this sort of wheel.
Not sure what you're asking here. You can't put 16 inch tires on 15 inch wheels (or vice versa), hence the different sizes. You can, however, put 16 inch wheels on a vehicle that normally has 15 inch wheels. You just need to ensure that the bolt pattern and center holes are exactly the same measurements and you may need to use a lower profile tire to achieve the proper tire-to-wheelwell clearances.
It needs a complete set of wheels to be able to balance and support the weight of the truck.
Most of the time, yes. try it and find out.
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