Firstly, It depends on the width of your rim, a 195 is typically best suited to a 7" rim whereas a 215 is typically suited to an 8" rim. If 195 was the stock tire size then it is most likely a 7" rim and a 215 will fit width wise but will stick out more and may rub on your inner fenders if there isn't enough clearance. As for a 195/60 compared to a 215/ 60, the tire is around an inch larger in diameter which will cause your speedometer to need to be recalibrated. If you got a 215/55/15 it would only be .1 inch larger which would keep your speedometer readings nearly the same.
Yes, you can mount 225-60r16 tires on a rim made for 215-65r16 tires.
yes. anytime. makes 1 cm difference in with of the tire.
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
Yes, you can substitute the 205/75-15 for the 215/70-15.
You can read it on the first number stamped on the tire - ie 195 , - 215 , etc. Or you can get a tape measure and measure width of the tread.
It usually can
Firstly, It depends on the width of your rim, a 195 is typically best suited to a 7" rim whereas a 215 is typically suited to an 8" rim. If 195 was the stock tire size then it is most likely a 7" rim and a 215 will fit width wise but will stick out more and may rub on your inner fenders if there isn't enough clearance. As for a 195/60 compared to a 215/ 60, the tire is around an inch larger in diameter which will cause your speedometer to need to be recalibrated. If you got a 215/55/15 it would only be .1 inch larger which would keep your speedometer readings nearly the same.
The width, by 10 mm
Shouldn't be a problem if the rim size is the same.
215/70R15 (215 - height - 70 Width) R15 - rim size.
215 60 r15 is smaller, 215 being the width of the tyre, 60 being the height of the wall (% of the width) and r15 being the radius of the wheel
The 195's are a l skinner then the 215's across the tread and will cause damage to the sidewalk and eventually the tire will fail. It will also cause a tire to ware out
10 cm of tread width is thee difference
The only difference is that 215 tires are taller. The first number in the name (215) indicates the tire sidewall height, the second part (55) is the tire tread width, the third part (r) shows that the tire is a radial tire, and the fourth part (16) indicates the rim size.
E series: 215-75R-14; SE series: 195-75-R14
Not if the OE is 215. A 205 could be too narrow for the rim. Depending on what type of vehicle it is you may be able to go up to a 225 but then the middle number must drop by 5. Example: 215/65/R15 could be replaced with a 225/60R15. Again it depends on the make model and year of the vehicle.