what car i most you can go 155 to 185 or anywhere in between no problem. on my tipo i got 205 wide alloys but on the punto they rub on the rar shock lol
kazbanz,
Sep 9, 12:37am
The limitation may well be the clearance inside the wheel well. What is the car?
franc123,
Sep 9, 1:34am
Go to a 185/70R13 if the rim width and clearance allows.
toyboy3,
Sep 9, 2:17am
Nissan Wingroad AD,2007
geordiemotors,
Sep 18, 9:06pm
165 x 13 has the rolling dia as a 175/70x13. So its a perfect choice. Besides they are only 10mm wider.
budgel,
Sep 18, 9:53pm
Surely there is a number missing in the OP's post. We need to know the profile to establish a comparison, at least according to the calculator I use:
If the original tyre is a 165 75 13, then the difference in circumference between the two is only 7.86mm which is negligible. The difference in width is minor too, but the fit should be checked in the wheel well.
lookoutas,
Sep 19, 12:17am
Some 165 R 13 's don't have a profile.
llortmt,
Sep 19, 12:37am
Well they do it's just not printed on the sidewall. Traditionally it was 82 however it's now excepted to be 80.
lookoutas,
Sep 19, 1:38am
That's what I meant ^^
budgel,
Sep 19, 3:37am
My calculator has them with 59.69mm less circumference, or -3.2% ( Based on the original being regarded as an 80 profile.
geordiemotors,
Sep 19, 4:05am
The standard profile is 80, which means 80 percent of the width of the tyre. So 165R13 is a 165 X 80 X13. I hope this helps.
geordiemotors,
Jun 4, 12:34pm
Woops sorry people. a 165 X 13 is same rolling dia as a 185/70/13, a 155 X13 is same rolling dia as 175/70/13. Best to put the side by side to check.
So a 185/70/13 would be a better choice.
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