from a 15inc to a 14inc i wont to get same mags for my car seen a nice set off 14inc
andrea_w,
Feb 6, 1:59am
Your question is so badly written its hard to know exactly what you're asking. Do you want to know if your 15" tyres will fit on a 14" wheel! Answer : No. Or is that not what you're asking!
franc123,
Feb 6, 2:13am
Yes, providing the width and offset are compatible, and that a smaller rim size isn't going to foul on the brakes, or anything else.Bear in mind that you are going to have to go up 1 profile on the tyres to keep the overall circumference of the tyre within 5% of what it was originally, assuming that the wheels/tyres you have are what they should be.Dead simple.
ofive,
Feb 6, 2:23am
depends on the car.
cjohnw,
Feb 6, 3:24am
I wouldn't go down in size purely from the asthetics if nothing else.
It will look stupid.
Better to go up in size and a lower profile tyre.
directorylist,
Feb 6, 3:39am
Yeah because thats a great idea no matter what car it is.
carkitter,
Feb 6, 5:03am
If 15" was standard on the car then no you can't as you'd have issues getting a WOF with lower spec tyres than what was standard. If it's something like an old-school Commodore and you used 14" OEM sized items, then you'd probably get away with it.
kevymtnz,
Feb 6, 6:03am
that looks worse
ziggy32,
Feb 7, 12:25am
ok thanks its a female asking(explains it all LOL) iv seen same nice 16in so might try form them as theres not many 15in that iv seen that ilike
jsbike,
Mar 23, 8:49pm
wrong, wheels can be ANY size and not need cert proveded when they are fitted with tyres, the rolling diameter of the tyre is no more than 5%+/- of oem tyres rolling diameter
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