About the rim and tire

First of all, hello everyone.
I have my first experience with 206 at the age of 23 and it is going to be very fun. I currently have plans to change wheels and tires, but I don't know what size to buy and which one is appropriate. I want these tires to look thin, but I don't want to have trouble with performance or braking. This is my first question, what would you suggest me tires and wheels? And are all-season tires suitable for fitting? My second question is how hard I was with my vehicle, but I couldn't see over 140. Meanwhile my car is 2003 model 206 x-line. Thanks to everyone in advance.

The pressure pad is deformed, it may be demanding change, you have to go over 140 km comfortably. According to some points, it may be different. 206 as nice as a vehicle may not be all around. Sometimes 15 cc wheels are the most popular model for the rim. Other than that, there are 4x108 models on the market.

Thank you so much. Is there a picture or a link you can give about the wheel and tire?

If you say 17, I would definitely say rc :) the yawruasl 2015-08-03 09:54:20

Yawruaslan thank you very much, it was pretty good picture sharing :) in fact it is exactly what i want in the first photo but i read as if it would be loss of performance, fuel, grip etc. for him

Yes farkettirin expense of comfort notice notice notice the turkey in 17 road wheels Any way;)

That's why I gave up 17 :)

And what the tire size should be to make the tire look like that gray peugeot

4x108 each wheel on the rim would be, of course, a soft 185/55/15 ideal as a tire, provided that it is a maximum of 15`` ....

[QUOTE = outlaw] 4x108 each wheel on the rim would be, of course, a soft 185/55/15 ideal as a tire, with a maximum of 15 '' .... [/ QUOTE]

I have crazy questions in my head :)

Ask me if we can help, brother

First of all, I have to grasp where the tire measures 195/45/15 belong to. The vehicle stopped 3 times while driving slowly in the middle of the passing e5.

I also think of pressing the ground a little bit, is the tool a problem? It seems like I will get out of the wheel at 140ta

[QUOTE = Viserion] Also, I am thinking about pushing the ground a little bit. Is the problem a problem? It seems like I will get off the wheel at 140ta [/ QUOTE]

my kingdom 195 (base width increases as the base width grows) 45 (cheek width decreases and the cheek gets smaller) 15 (you know). You can press the vehicle but if the cheek becomes thinner, you will have to pay attention to the pits, if you fall into a hard pit, you may have rim breaking, cracking, tire splitting etc. If you press the car, forget the comfort. you work :) the yawruasl 2015-08-04 18:13:18

Thank you, Yawruaslan was very helpful. Should I wear all four seasons, I am experiencing his indecision right now. I hope I like the rim for Saturday by trying to find places to look for rims on the internet.

Oh, by the way, it's not LPG but just gasoline :)

No need to buy zero, there is a group on facebook.

I wonder which group?