Showing posts with label peugeot alloy wheel fitment. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 3, 2009

Tyre calculation for your 206

Recently due to alot of 206 owners who wishes to change thier stock tyre or rims to a better or performance type but didnt know what size of the tyre they should go for. Ive listed some info for your referrence.

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

Wednesday, October 29, 2008