I am driving a 2010 Toyota Camry and my tyres are pretty much at the end. Now I am thinking to get new rims and tyres that are a bit bigger. Is there anywhere a list where I can check what is allowed?
My choice would be 215/225 45 17/18
What wheel dimension for Camry
dosada on 24/07/2015 - 11:12
Last edited 24/07/2015 - 11:19
Last edited 24/07/2015 - 11:19
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All what is allowed is written in your user manual and on the door (frame) / glovebox sticker.
17/18 inch will ruin soft ride of Camry with no added steering benefits. It will mutate from soft&comfy fridge on wheels to harsh&noisy fridge on big expensive wheels.
Depends on what's on it now …you can only go 2" bigger than original.imo 17" are the go as 235/45 tyres are fairly cheap.
Hey dosada !
I have a set of factory 17 x 7 alloys (5 wheels in total) in very good condition.
They will fit your Camry perfectly. Comes with all nuts and centre caps, no tyres.What city you in ?
Cheers
Hi, i am in Point Cook, Victoria
Thanks for the responses. Where i used to live there have been exact rules what is allowed and i assumed it would be the same here.
ie there was maybe 195/50/15 allowed but 195/45/* not. Happy that this is not that extremely strict here
You could use a tyre size calculator, and compare different sizes to your existing setup.
Tire Size Calculator.
Also check the tyre placard, which may include larger sizes.