It depends on the vehicle and the drivetrain. Most vehicles should be fine with larger wheels.
Important Safety Information: Bear in mind that some vehicles rely on the ABS sensors to provide the ABS computer with proper speed data for operation, which can even include (on some vehicles) Speedometer information. It is recommended you have the PCM (powertrain control module) recalibrated to show the appropriate speed. Older vehicles without ABS systems will not be affected. However wheel and tire combinations larger than normal can result in the engine working harder to move the vehicle. It might be in your best interests to consider regearing the axle to prevent excessive engine and transmission wear.
Otherwise, mild wheel and tire combinations should not negatively affect most vehicles.
Finding out where big rims are sold in Alaska is not very challenging to do at all. One place where big rims are sold in Alaska is at Sears. Sears sell rims as well as tires.
No, changing the size of your rims and tires will not mess up your transmission. It will mess with your gas mileage and your speedometer though.
no it wouldn't harm the transmission.
a 1942 engine by ford
well you can add rims to your cars in tune shops but there are not very big... maybe you can with any trainer/mod
brakes are to big to fit 15 inch rims
No.
For show.
NO The 2000 dodge rims are alittle big than the 1986 .
NO. As long as they all are the same size.
No it will not.
If they are decorated (women). If they are not decorated then they are boys. If they have big rims then they are girls and if they are small rims then the are boys.