originally 175 65 14 mine 185 55 15

friends, I think the original of the vehicle is 175 65 14 and 185 55 15 and the steel wheel is available. so what kind of situation is in terms of

[QUOTE = rhcpeppers] friends I think the original of the car is 175 65 14 and 185 55 15 and the steel rim is available. so what kind of situation is in terms of [/ QUOTE]

I believe this


The quality of the tire and its rim is as important as the changes in the tread and sidewall.
When we bought it from the factory, the vehicle had 175/65/14 GoodYear GT3 tires and black wheels. On the first day, we bought two wheels that made Chinese business, Japanese business, account rims, and put them on these tires. I had to balance every 6-7 months. The performance of the tire was fine. I can say that it is great on wet ground but it was disgraced in winter. And he was making excessive noise. I sold the tires after 10000Km. It was winter, then I bought michelin alpine a4. road holding improved noticeably with increasing fuel.

In April this year I was only able to buy tires for my limited wheels due to my limited budget. I decided for Michelin and bought eneggy saver. Believe it with Good Year, it was indisputably soft and quality. But I can say goodyear is better on wet. I had no winter experience. The road sound was cut off. The fuel remained the same.


Let's change the tire size. As I said, good and bad results will occur depending on the tire and rim you will use.

175/65/14 hard tire and 185/55/15 soft tire will not be a 15 "maybe it will be more comfortable.

The same in the rim. A light and high-quality rim vehicle will tire less.

[QUOTE = rhcpeppers] friends I think the original of the car is 175 65 14 and 185 55 15 and the steel rim is available. so what would be the case in terms of [/ QUOTE]

I have the same situation. there is little difference in calculation.

So let me ask like that. I don't quite understand but I think & nbsp; the rim is 15 inches. I will get the best results for the size of tire I install on this vehicle. Isn't a 14 inch tire fitted? which fits especially in terms of comfort

Hodja, basically know the following:

Codes 175/65/14 written on the tire;
tire
175 Base size
65 sidewall ratio
14 is the diameter of the hollow wall (rim enters) < br>




Factory data for Peugeot 206 4 door is the use of 175/65/14 tires and wheels with the ratio of et25.

175/65/14 tires can only be fitted with 14 "wheels.
185 / 55/15 tires can only be fitted with 15 "wheels.

14-15-16-17" wheels will not be able to match the original ratio. There will be 2-3% difference. For this, the closest values are as follows. :

65 cheeks for 14 rims
55 cheeks for 15 rims (can be used at 50 but comfort decreases)
45 cheeks for 16 rims
40 cheeks for 17 rims (there are also 35 users for the appearance )

The size and the base of the tire you will buy The base advised for

14 "175 175" The recommended base for 15 "15" (185 is rare 195 is more common and cheaper). The recommended base for
16 "195
17 "205

[QUOTE = rhcpeppers] so let me ask like this. I don't quite understand but I think & nbsp; the rim is 15 inches. I will get the best results for the size of tire I install on this vehicle. Isn't a 14 inch tire fitted? Which one fits especially in terms of comfort [/ QUOTE]

There is a 2.54 cm difference between 15 inches and 14 inches. If you say comfort, you can use your vehicle comfortably if you buy a soft tire like 175 65 14 and Michelin. It burns close to factory data in your vehicle.

14 inches are not worn because you have 15 inches of wheels. If you can see the tires side by side, you will immediately notice the difference of 2.54 centimeters mentioned by Gökhan Bey. If we think like a human foot, it will be narrow to your feet. The poor's heels stay out & nbsp; . Joking aside, I usually use conversion tables to get an idea. When we look at the conversion table at the following address, these sizes seem to be very suitable tires for your vehicle in terms of conversion. & Nbsp;

thanks for the information friends

and what can I do for comfort?

[QUOTE = rhcpeppers] also what can I do for comfort? [/ QUOTE]


175/65/14 Michelin Energy Saver tire
14 "original black rim and a suitable cover
Suitable tire indoor air pressure
Detailed rod balance after assembly


be sure you will not find any more comfort.

sure, but let's talk on this rim;) I think we will continue with these rims. So if the cheek thickens, for example ..

[QUOTE = rhcpeppers] is a must, but let's talk on this rim; so if the cheek thickens, for example .. [/ QUOTE]

The tire size on the vehicle is ideal. Since the cheek size is a certain percentage of the base, you will get out of the ideal when you play with it. It will cause troubles. tightens,
-The vehicle descends from the lift.
-Visibly the vehicle lifts from the ground to the air (compared to the previous version) and the tire approaches the hood from all directions. & nbsp; Problems such as friction during flexing and friction of the front wheels begin. The vehicle's rising from the ground may cause imbalance.


If you are looking for comfort and want to achieve this with a 15 "tire, my advice is to use a soft tire. To ensure that the tire pressures are at a suitable level and to control the front-rear tool.
How far is the distance between the rim and the ground If it gets away, more air will fill in. It provides you a pleasant way with a soft rubber sole and cheek.

Can I get a soft tire recommendation? I guess you suggest I buy 185 55 15 soft tires in size. I also saw an announcement of 170 lira of black wheels, original from the 206 and on the covers. do you think you can pay this money?

[QUOTE = rhcpeppers] Can I get a soft tire recommendation? I guess you suggest I buy 185 55 15 soft tires in size. I also saw an announcement of 170 lira of black wheels, original from the 206 and on the covers. Do you think that money? [/ QUOTE]

Price changes for black wheel. With the cover, you can get the price that suits you between 100-200.

My tire proposal will be a little classic, but michelin. We have a family tradition. There are 185/55/15 energy saver and pilot exalto but I would recommend energy saver. softer than the other.

I use 175/65/14 michelin energy saver on steel rim in summer
175/65/14 michelin alpine a4 on black rim in winter.

I am very pleased with both of them ex-factory goodyear gt3 had sold i got rid of it.

Thank you for the information you provided.