206 Roland Garros rim advice

Friends 206 Roland 1.6 16V I decided to install rims on my vehicle. I decided to buy a 15 "rim because it would cut the power of my 16" car and I didn't want to compromise this power at all. I researched a lot but I couldn't decide about the rim. I like a model of Cms. Do you think it suits cms560 to Roland? I am open to your 15 "advice if any

The 1.6 16V motor is not interrupted by installing the 16 "because the motor is a very adequate motor according to the weight of the chassis. There are already 16" rims in original roland garros or cc. If you research, you can see. 16 "thin multi-spoke wheels ...

I agree with cecolina, it will not be heavy for your engine, but if you think about 15, two options will either be the wind rose in the cc or the gti rim above 206 gti.

If I say Cc wind rose or 17 inch rc rim suits very well :)

Finding a cc windmill rim is like finding treasure :) I don't like the gti rim, but I love the 5-spoke rim of the 307. I do not want any loss of power because I love the performance of my vehicle. I think 15 "ideal because I am wrong.

If you are determined to buy CMS, there is a rim model called CMS Pomona. I definitely recommend you look.

I ordered the cms 560 model, friends. I will choose between 195/55/15 briedgesotone potenza or turanza, michelin pilot exalto models. Potenza 4 900 lira, michelin pilot exalto 1000 lira. Which one would you recommend ?? Nobody recommends michelin on the rough roads what is the accuracy of this ??

You can wear 16, I think it won't tire.

kormetal plug brother :) km445 model

rim selected and ordered friends. What do you say to my question about the tire?

Michelin Pilot is a very good tire. It is soft compared to Bridgestones, it increases the comfort inside the vehicle, the braking distance is good, its performance is superior to its equivalents.

Michelin dealership will have problems with tires of this size, he said. As far as I can see, they say that it makes balloons very quickly since michelin is soft in rough road conditions. Everyone says I prefer bridgestone on rough road conditions.

We are using Michelin Pilot Primacy for 357 km in 307, it's fine, no problem. Dealers are nothing but confusing people. Probably they do not have that model in their hands. It is most logical to research and decide on the internet.

The dealer said that he could bring it, but he would have trouble with the pilot exalto 195/55/15 under bad road conditions, the balloon makes the tire said. Not just that dealer, everyone says that Michelin does not go bad. Do you think Bridgestone potenza is going to buy adrenaline?