Can the 16 inch wheels of the Winning 2 3 be used with 205 60 16R tires

Strictly speaking, it is not allowed, but it can be installed, and the tires are larger, which will cause the odometer and speedometer to be too fast.

Hello! First of all, it is recommended that the specifications of the tires purchased should be consistent with the specifications of the tires installed in the original car.

205 55 R16 indicates the size of the tire.

205: Cross-sectional width (mm).

55: The aspect ratio is 55%.

r:r=radial tire structure.

16: Rim diameter is 16 inches.

There are various factors to consider when modifying tires:

1.Local traffic regulations (will not affect the annual inspection of the vehicle, vehicle warranty, etc.);

2.speed and load index of the tire;

3.Rim specifications, such as width and offset, etc.;

4.Space; 5.the suspension system of the car;

6.The (important) load radius of the tyre remains the same;

Therefore, it is recommended that matters such as tire specification conversion and installation must be carried out by professionals. If necessary, consult the automobile manufacturer on relevant laws and regulations.

After determining the feasible tire specifications, check the suitable wheel size according to the national standard, and then verify whether there is no need to change the wheel hub.

No, increasing the tires will affect the performance of the car.

Hello! 215 55 r16, I hope it can help you.

235R17 litre models are 215 55 R16 litre models 225 50 R17 215-45-17

235 40 18 tires, pay attention to ET will not have any effect.

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Michelin-branded tires maintain their excellent overall performance, while some focus on comfort and quiet, while others focus on sportiness and handling. You can choose according to your hobbies.

When choosing tyres, you need to consider the vehicle's performance (e.g., supercars, SUVs, small and medium-sized cars), driving habits (e.g., gentle driving or intense driving style) and hobbies (e.g

comfort, high tire noise requirements), driving road conditions (e.g., high-speed, gravel, winding roads, etc.) and climatic conditions (e.g., winter ice and snow), etc., and then choose the right tire for you according to the positioning of Michelin tire products.

Depending on the tire specifications you offer, Michelin recommends you:

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It is highly recommended that you switch to R17,。。 Because what you said 'has a lot to do with the tire model, the flat ratio of the 235 tires is too low, if you still change the 235, the brand is all for nothing, and it is not clear to explain it, to put it bluntly, the tires are not suitable for running complex road conditions, this is the irrational design of the Americans, the same ** car, you go to see Europe; Where in Japan is there a flat ratio below 50? By the way, the current winning is basically 225 Goodyear.。。。

Manufacturers are also improving.

Of course, Michelin, the tire industry, Continental is also good, Dunlop's high-end tires are also good, and many sports cars are used.

You can change it if you have to, but it is not recommended.

Many of the car's performance is related to the tires, and each model is carefully tuned based on a number of design parameters, including the size and performance parameters of the tires. There are two main reasons for this.

1) The diameter difference between the two types of tires is relatively large.

The most important principle of tire replacement is that the outer diameter of the tire is basically unchanged. The aim is to keep the height of the vehicle's centroid constant (centroid height is a very important design parameter of the vehicle and is closely related to many properties. ), and the perimeter of the roll is approximately unchanged (to ensure that the speedometer and odometer do not deviate too much).

The formula for estimating the tire diameter is d=2*h+d, where d is the tire diameter, h is the tire section height, and d is the rim diameter.

where h can be calculated by "tire section width multiplied by flattening rate".

Diameter estimate of 225 50 R17:

d=2*h+d=2*225*50%+17* （mm）

Diameter estimate of 215 55 R16:

d=2*h+d=2*215*55%+16* （mm）

The diameter of the 215 55 R16 is 14mm smaller. The difference is a bit big (of course, you have to change it, but you can't change it without regulations).

2) The 225 50 R17 performs better.

The 225 50 R17 is equipped with 17-inch rims, and the 215 55 R16 is equipped with 16-inch rims. Low-flattening tires with large-diameter rims provide better handling and braking performance.

The 215 55 R16 may be a little more comfortable.

In addition to the above two aspects, there are some relatively minor factors to consider in the tire replacement, such as the tire width should not be increased too much (to avoid the tire interfering with the vehicle), the load capacity should not be reduced, and so on.

To sum up, it is not recommended to change.

You also asked, "Is there any damage to the car?" I don't know what you mean by damage. If it refers to harm, it shouldn't be.

The original tires are very good, and they have been determined by trial and error, and it is best not to change them; Why switch to small tires? Is it to save fuel or what?