Because of the rim, I could not be examined

My friends took my peugeot 206 car for inspection today, and the man looking at my car did not examine my car as a heavy defect by saying rim-tire mismatch. The vehicle has 195-50-R16 tires and 16-inch wheels on its original dimensions, looking at the inside of the door. It was the first time that I encountered such things and I was officially shocked. I wonder if any such incident happened before? I'm going to change my wheels now?

I swear came. Damn these guys. Our tools look at the two words of the guys. Are their cars so smooth? I don't understand? It is necessary to experience these events in Izmir in time.

teacher, you need to make the car original, of course, the rim enters the tire. Whatever the original size they want it, my old 306 had 17 tft rims, my thin sidewalls did not exceed.

I went directly. They didn't even say a slight flaw.

You will not go and change your rims permanently. you will be done temporarily. I know tire makers rent daily

3 months ago, we crossed bmw 46 with 18 inch 35 sidewall offset rims. Of course there was a reference. But not that much

I swore enough already, brother. It seemed ridiculous to me, how can the disadvantage be that the large rim of the wheel is wide? It keeps the safer road better for safety reasons.

I have to go from a tire and rent a tire, I think there is nothing to do as a friend said, he came and found us

they were silly 205 40 tires 17 rims 2 times I have been examined without any problems I have passed 206 with

Before that, I had two times the same wheels with 205-45-16 tires. I told this to the man who checked it, the man said NO LONGER. He's bored and eaten me officially

[QUOTE = captain_b5] Friends took my peugeot 206 car for inspection today, and the man looking at my car did not examine my car as a heavy defect by saying rim-tire mismatch. The vehicle has 195-50-R16 tires and 16-inch wheels on its original dimensions, looking at the inside of the door. It was the first time that I encountered such things and I was officially shocked. I wonder if any such incident happened before? I'm going to change my wheels now? [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = dogan106] [QUOTE = captain_b5] Friends took my peugeot 206 to the inspection today, and the man looking at my car did not examine my car with a heavy defect by saying rim-tire mismatch. The vehicle has 195-50-R16 tires and 16-inch wheels on its original dimensions, looking at the inside of the door. It was the first time that I encountered such things and I was officially shocked. I wonder if any such incident happened before? I'm going to change my wheels now? [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

I entered the examination on the 16th of October, with my 205 * 45 * 16 rubber rim, I did not say anything to anyone. They may have left .. Of course, no matter where you look from, there is a situation that strays from the sheet ..

[QUOTE = dogan106] [QUOTE = captain_b5] Friends took my peugeot 206 car for inspection today, and the man looking at my car did not examine my car with a heavy defect by saying rim-tire mismatch. The vehicle has 195-50-R16 tires and 16-inch wheels on its original dimensions, looking at the inside of the door. It was the first time that I encountered such things and I was officially shocked. I wonder if any such incident happened before? I'm going to change my wheels now? [/ QUOTE]
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No, what's your headlights?

[QUOTE = volkanC2] [QUOTE = dogan106] [QUOTE = captain_b5] Friends, I took my peugeot 206 to the inspection today, and the man looking at my car did not examine my car as a heavy defect by saying rim-tire mismatch. The vehicle has 195-50-R16 tires and 16-inch wheels on its original dimensions, looking at the inside of the door. It was the first time that I encountered such things and I was officially shocked. I wonder if any such incident happened before? I'm going to change my wheels now? [/ QUOTE]
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No, what's your headlights? [/ QUOTE]

I never thought about the difference in size, but I am sure they did not consider it because the guy told me you wore 195 while the tire should have 175 soles. and he said that in such a way as if I had the exhaust or something installed in the car, as if it was something that shouldn't have been illegal at all.

I know if the angel headlight has a height adjustment, it is passing, of course, if there is a zenon, you need to remove the xenon. Cars without automatic headlight adjustment cannot pass with the xenon.

You will find and entrust it and pass it back. it's that simple. I have it in 195/45/16 for 2 times.

We did not use any non-fabricated wheels and tires on the vehicles, but this is the first time I heard it. What a ridiculous thing.

Regarding the tread thickness of the tire, the production date is related to the size and size.

[QUOTE = captain_b5] I know if the angel headlight has a height adjustment, I know that if there is a zenon, you need to remove the xenon. Cars without automatic headlight adjustment cannot pass with the xenon.