|
|
|
|
WHEEL COMPATIBILITY? |
| • Homepage » PEUGEOT MODELS (FAULTS AND SOLUTIONS) » Other Models | |
| 08.05.2020 20:06 | # 1 |
 pejo107 |
|
|
The tire in my car is 155/65 R14 a friend of mine has a tire set with a 185/65 R14 steel rim. 1. Would it be appropriate if those tires and rims are installed directly in my vehicle 2. Can I just take the rims and attach them to my existing tires?
|
|
| 08.05.2020 20:06 | # 2 |
 sonerkyl |
|
|
1- The possibilities will be great for 107 rubbing. There may be 2-rims. How many studs should you look at in the 107s
|
|
| 08.05.2020 20:06 | # 3 |
| pejo107 |
|
|
thank you
|
|
| 08.05.2020 20:06 | # 4 |
 Narkotik |
|
|
If the stud spacing is suitable, it reads or cuts the stud
|
|
| 08.05.2020 20:06 | # 5 |
 OguzhanKucuk61 |
|
|
1- It rubs. Even if it does not, such a wide tire increases both fuel. It both hardens the steering wheel. in addition, it contributes to handling in the winter. 2- As Soner said. |
|
| 08.05.2020 20:06 | # 6 |
 ggitaristt |
|
|
Friend, we do not know if the rim is offset .. 185 may not rub. Stick on the front, back, one wheel, and the wheel bolt is compatible or friction. |
|