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What is the comfort and handling difference between a 205 tire and a 215 tire?
One size difference would hardly be noticeable to the average driver under normal conditions.
Will tire chain size 205 55R16 fit 215 70R15 tire?
I doubt it as there is 2" difference in diameter.
can a 205 tire be substituted for a 215 tire?
Yes it can.
How much taller is a 215 tire compaired to a 205?
If they have the identical aspect ratio and wheel diameter as comparing a 215/70-15 to a 205/70-15 the 215 tire will be .56" taller.
Will tire chain size 205 60R16 fit 215 60R16 tire?
No, it will not.
Can 205 65 r14 be substituted for 215 65 r14?
yes. anytime. makes 1 cm difference in with of the tire.
Will a 205 50R17 fit in place of 215 50R17?
Yes, a 205/50R17 tire can fit in place of a 215/50R17 tire, but there will be a slight difference in width. The 205 tire is 10 mm narrower than the 215 tire, which may affect handling and stability slightly. Additionally, both tires share the same aspect ratio and diameter, so they will fit on the same rim and maintain similar overall circumference. Always check with a tire professional to ensure compatibility with your specific vehicle.
205 55r 16 tires vs 215 55r16?
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.
If your tire are 205 60 r16 can you use 215 60 r16?
Yes
Can I replace 205-70-R16 tire with 215-60-R16?
yes
Can a 205 70R15 tire be mixed with the other 3 tires 215 70R15?
NO, absolutely not. Never, ever, mix tire sizes on the same axle. You could put a set of 215 on the front and then a set of 205 on the rear but not a 205 & 215 on the same axle. Tires on each axle must be the exact same size.
What is difference between 215 60 r16 and 215 55 r16 tires?
The 215/55-16 tire is 3.24% (.85") smaller in overall diameter than the 215/60-16 tire. It is never advisable to go over 3% difference. Stick with the OEM size as recommended by the manufacture of your car.
