Ok I have gone completely blank My car has low profile Tyres(hat them noisy dam things and feel every bump) 195/50R/15 So is the standard radial Tyre a 195/60/15! Thanks in advance folks.
kingfisher21,
Sep 3, 7:08am
No, they are not an equivalant, what sort of car! Is there a sticker inside the drivers door jamb stating the factory size! It probably is 195/50 x 15.
mrfxit,
Sep 3, 7:23am
Very possibly 60 or 65 profile
Car brand/ year AND model would be great info
jokerboss,
Sep 3, 7:23am
thats not exactly low profile at all! are you running on the bump stops!
sw20,
Sep 3, 7:28am
195/50R15 is bumpy and noisy! Maybe spend more than $100 a tyre.
fineo,
Sep 3, 7:46am
They were on it when I brought it. It is a 1999 Mitsu Mirage Dingo
mtbotrev,
Sep 3, 7:54am
might be suspension related not tires!.I run 215x45x17 on a performance car and have no road feel/noise probs because of that profile.
phillip.weston,
Sep 3, 7:54am
195/50 R15 is the correct size for a Dingo, you could fit some 14" rims with 195/60 R14 tyres to gain a bit more sidewall. 195/60 R15 on the existing 15" rims will be far too large.
cowlover,
Sep 3, 7:59am
What pressure you got in the tyres!
the-lada-dude,
Sep 3, 7:44pm
you best check that the 14 " rims dont mesh with the brake calipers 1st !
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