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    • Created: 1 year ago
    • By Walter Suzette

    Want to know if 215/45/17 tire and rims can ...

    Want to know if 215/45/17 tire and rims can be fit on a Suzuki Ertiga 2016

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      • Created: 9 months, 1 week ago
      • By Charles Thomas

      would lile to know if the stock tyres for ...

      would lile to know if the stock tyres for my ertiga 2012 model can be upgraded.Also which will be the best without disturbing any of the dynamics of the car.

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        • Answered: 9 months, 1 week ago
        • By John

        Hi,Charles Thomas,You want to upgraded to high size ties(like 16'',17'')?Or just upgraded the profile in stock types size?If for first condition,You need to confirm which size you want,and for the second condition,You can use 175/70/15

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          • Answered: 9 months ago
          • By CHARLES THOMAS

          Thank you very much for your reply.My stock tyres are 185/65/r15. Keeping the same size rims can I upgrade to 195/65/r15.Will there be any effect on the car performance and will there be any difference in the reading/calculation of the mileage.

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        • Created: 9 months ago
        • By CHARLES THOMAS

        As suggested by you would 175/70/15 cater to the ...

        As suggested by you would 175/70/15 cater to the dynamics of the car in terms of lesser road grip and will the extra height cause the body to touch the wheels when loaded or in bumpy road.

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