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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 1 |
 kayaca |
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Now I am thinking about buying 15 inch 55 rim cc rim or 17 inch 45 rim rc rim which one would be more suitable?
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 2 |
| kayaca |
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Does anyone ever know about this topic?
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 3 |
 onlycihan |
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I also have a 15 inch 185/55 cc rim. It is not flat. If 3 people sit in the back in the original way, the sound of the hood sounds to me if the car makes a little side in the bends. so it will surely rub again. I think don't press your vehicles too much
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 4 |
 maximusti |
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The vehicle was originally produced as 14 ", the rim to be fitted must be max. 16", 17 "will tire both the vehicle and nothing will be done in the name of comfort, and fuel will increase. I was using a 16 "45 sidewall rubber, it was rubbing again when a person was sitting in the back seat, although it was not pressed, the ideal of the vehicle; 14 "65 cheeks, 15 "55 cheeks, 40 or 45 cheeks if you want to have 16 "in the province.
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 5 |
| kayaca |
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[QUOTE = maximusti] vehicle was originally produced as 14 ", the rim to be mounted must be max. 16", 17 "will tire both the vehicle and nothing will be left for the name of comfort. I was using a 16 "45 sidewall rubber, it was rubbing again when a person was sitting in the back seat, although it was not pressed, the ideal of the vehicle; 14 "65 cheeks, 15 "55 cheeks, 40 or 45 cheeks if you want to have 16 "in the province. [/ QUOTE] Stay away from 17, so if I get 15, especially if the 55-cheek car will travel in full ground, now we have 15 to 65 cars, we go to the car with 2 people in the back, and we will go all over the ground when there are 55 cheeks, but there will be much difference between the wheel and the wheelchair? Will I have a car again?
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 6 |
 Adem Kurtuldu |
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15 wheels will be healthy 17 times the risk of rubbing can be used much 195/50/15 or 195/45/15 sizes can be used 55 is not a very thin cheek anyway 
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 7 |
 OguzhanKucuk61 |
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 8 |
| kayaca |
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We are still undecided about getting between 15 and 17. We have 17 rc wheels. There are 15 cc wheels. I am 15 on the side, but it looks nice at 17. There will be a little more air.
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 9 |
| kayaca |
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 10 |
| maximusti |
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[QUOTE = rocks A] [/ QUOTE] I bought it from the same rim, I thought that the porsche wheels were too heavy because they were too heavy, and when I had the torsions done, I did not have much time to get those wheels replaced, I replaced them with a 207 friend. summer season tires, we wear summer period, let's see how it will stand ..
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 11 |
| M.Ahmet059 |
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I think 17 nicknames look nice, but there is no comfort. If there is one stone on the road, you will feel in the toton, and because it will be heavier when you are bigger, your acceleration will decrease, so your speed will increase more slowly. I also have to put those thin sidewall tires in good place, my 1 set of tires is so ruined Since the tire close to the ground and which will absorb the shocks is low, skew is also very frequent on these rims. okay it looks nice but we don't go outside the car: I think we are going in D comfortable :) |
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 12 |
| kayaca |
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Do you say buy 17? I was going to order zero this day. 55 cheeks, these 65 cheek vehicles will fall to the ground, will it be a bitterness between the fenders or a tire or 0 again?
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 13 |
 Gokcesel |
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I recommend the 15 "CC rim, which is a nice choice for both comfort and appearance.
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 14 |
| kayaca |
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[QUOTE = rocks A] [/ QUOTE] now my vehicle has 15 rims 65 cheeks in this way, now if i install 15 to 55 cheeks the car will be flat on the ground i think the difference between the fender and the wheel will be absurd or I think it will be 17 and it will be a little higher but everybody - it always burns so much They say it is tiring, they say it is just a view, 17?
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 15 |
| Gokcesel |
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[QUOTE = rocks A] right now my vehicle has 15 rims 65 cheeks in this way, now if i install 15 to 55 cheeks, i think the car will be flattened to the ground between the fender and the wheel right now i think if it will be absurd or it will wear 17 and it will be a little higher but everybody says - it burns constantly They say it tired the car, they say it is just a view, 17? [/ QUOTE] The tire size on it should be 195/55/15 on a 15 "rim. Assuming the original as 185/65/14. Absurd image will not happen. Yes, the vehicle will rise a little when you wear 17, 1-2 fuel maximum will not affect your fuel. I know. Not only looks, but also good handling and braking distance. You do not feel it when you first put it on, it affects the performance, but when you wear a small rim again, you realize that the vehicle is a little more comfortable. |
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 16 |
| maximusti |
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There is another issue that many people don't pay attention to when choosing rims, the weight of the rim, the weight on the replica wheels is much more, therefore it is faster on the undercarriage, my old wheels were porsche desing wheels, the weight of about 9 kg, When I walked ahead, the sounds started to come from a little bit, then I got torsions, now I bought the original 207 steel wheel rim, the weight of the grain is about 5.5 kg. I think the weight comparison should be made on the original steel wheels. |
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 17 |
| kayaca |
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I don't need to tire too much then. I do not deceive the car with the appearance of 17 and ruin the car. I'll buy a 15 cc wheel rim and install a 55 sidewall tire. At least some comfort remains.
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| 08.05.2020 20:46 | # 18 |
 ggitaristt |
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I just want to say something .. The rim in that photo looked so big on my eyes .. The 65 sidewall is big for the 15`` rim 206. The tire diameter increases too much. @ OguzhanKucuk61 You can make a nice combination with the link shared by the friend above by selecting the original dimensions , choosing the tire according to the rim diameter you want to enlarge, raising and lowering the vehicle without breaking the original settings and rubbing it anywhere . The rim tire must already be chosen in this way. The only thing you will notice is if the offset of the new rim is the same as the old !! .. So if the new rim comes out, it will necessarily rub against the tire fender. |
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