
Here are some list of difference rims and tyre comparing with the stock set. What most importantly in looking for the right size of the tyre/rims is, to keep the speedometer reading as close as possible to the original stock.
Please be aware that for 1.4L the best size is to go for a 15" rims. For max. size it is 16" (which will void your warranty, unless it was from NZ Galaxy)
Stock : 175/65/14
For 14" rims
Tyre 1: 175/65/14 (Best size)
Speedometer reading : 0.0% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60kmph)
Tyre 2: 185/60/14
Speedometer reading : 0.9% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 59.4kmph)
For 15" rims
Tyre 1: 185/55/15 (Best size)
Speedometer reading : 0.2% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.1kmph)
Tyre 2: 195/50/15
Speedometer reading : 1.2% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 59.3kmph)
Tyre 3: 205/50/15
Speedometer reading : 0.5% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.3kmph)
For 16" rims
Tyre 1: 205/45/16
Speedometer reading : 1.3% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.8kmph)
Tyre 2: 215/40/16
Speedometer reading : 0.8% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 59.5kmph)
Tyre 3: 225/40/16 (Best size)
Speedometer reading : 0.6% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.3kmph)
Hope this will give you some idea when selecting a tyre size for your new rims or just wanted to try a difference size tyre on the stock rims.
For more others size you can check it out from here at Miata.net Tire Size Calculator
7 comments:
Hey Eugene, this is a good compilation.
One thing though, I am not sure if Naza has calibrated the speedometer when they "changed" the stock tires from 185/65 to 175/65 in the 206 Bestari.
If they have, they your calculations are correct. But if they have not calibrated (as they may have thought the 0.9% difference is too small), then it's another story lor.
By the way, you have left out 195/55/15. I think that's one suitable size too.
Ethan,
195/55/15 is out by 2.1% too slow.. so at 60kmph u are goin at 61.3kmph
i am trying to get below 2.0% but as you said dunno naza had calibrated the speedometer or not.. its hard to tell.. i think the 175/65/14 is supposely to be on a 1.1L 206.
185/55 still too small on the car leh~~ : (
Hi, I'm just a random peugeot 206 owner who doesn't know what his tire pressure should be. I got 195/50/15's.. any recommendations?
i have changed my 206 tyre & sport rim to 15' and when i drive above 130km/h the car is shaking. is it possible because of the incompatible rim (but forced to fit in by the tyre shop?)
does anybody has a number of reliable tyre shop so i can ask em what actually happened?
Incompatible rim but forced fit in? How la?
Done wheels balancing?
I have 195/55/15 in 7 inc zanta is good or to go in 205/50/15
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