Planne to change my myvi rim, from ori 14"inch to more bigger. Example like 15,16"inch is possible?
What the effective after changing those bigger size rim, will that cause balacing nightmare or high fuel consumption or even more hidden problem?

Anyone got this kind of experience?pls share or guide me how to choose the right rim.

195/55 tyres on a 15-inch rim would be the most ideal combo.

Say no to taiwan replica rim. TE37/RPF1 replica etc..

why no to taiwan rim bro?
mind share?

get light weight 17". that's the maximum.

205/40/17

Most lack build quality and heavier compared to the likes of Advanti, Enkei or Sparco. There you'll find balancing nightmare, more prone to cracks etc..

How do deternine which the best quality... is that any sign on rim surface,, like digit,logo,symbol...etc? Weight is the harder way to check. Is any brand can be recomemce? w/o china make!!!

Firstly,what car are you driving??
Without that cannot tell you what to do/what not to do

Can't u see that he mentioned Myvi?

Advanti is made in Taiwan . That's where their factory is located . Enkei , u get it from Japan , Thailand , China and even Malaysia . Even the ever popular mid range rim for conti Vossen rims from US are now made in Taiwan since a while ago to cut production cost and selling price . However , these rims r TUV-certified as well . Put it this way , avoid replica rims regardless of where they r made . Made in taiwan doesn't mean it's bad .

i meant to say the taiwan replica one.. Like the TE37 replica kangkang wheels and what not..

when u buy shoe for urself u will go for nike , adidas , puma etc

when u buy sport rim for ur car will u go for reputable / reliable brand ?

Small car use small rims. So for Myvi, the best is use 15', bigger than that will make your tires too thin and a bit uncomfortable, also less performance if you choose normal heavier rims.

Above photo make me feel sick. For myvi can't handle this kind of problem. If the wheel gone meaning whole car will gone.

How about the 2nd hand rim sold at the tayar shop? Is that can be trusted? Coz that rim is trade-in mean has been tested on road is that right? No ideal!!!!!

Rims sold at shops are normally trade in from customers to change another . Most of the time , yes can be trusted yet there's no harm being more careful . Most common problem of rims are r dented lip which directly cause the tires to deflate over time . It can be repaired of course but how good is the job , nobody knows unless it's tested which in most cases , tire shops dont bother to test but resell it . So be extra careful inspecting the lips of the rims especially if it has been repainted . Best if someone can recommend a trustworthy shop or a shop u r familiar with .

can try Lenso too...
Thailand made and no copycat design...

Thanks and good job bro...

How about the quality?

quality so far so good...
not a single dent after going through big potholes at high speed
im using lenso samurai 15" with 55 profile tyres

Thanks alot bro..