Are there 195 options for 14" ?? By the way, the second number on the wheel before the R14, that's the sidewall height right?
What are the difference between higher and lower number? Example higher like...70-80, lower like....55-60.

i dun think u can find 195 for 14" rim.. or i would say super rare..

see explanation as attached.

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I happened to come across this https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?wheel1=175...scl=50mm&sr=0mm
helped me understand a little more about wheel difference.
So, the lower the ratio, the better the grip? The higher the ratio, the better the comfort?
Also...what's JJ?

hi bro, today when i inspect my rim the only wording i can find on it is Fe5. Does this make any sense?

did you confirm this with perodua bro?

Recently I have just changed my tyre from 175/65/R14 to 185/60/R14 both are Bridgestone Ecopia EP150. Rim sizes I like to remain as mentioned above FC will be bad and pickup will be slower. So far the grip and rolling resistance has been better than before. My bezza is equipped with UR bar front and back. With the 185 it's great price is rm150 tho.

i have the exactly same setup as yours (with UR Stage1 installed too).. been on 185/60/R14 since last year..
more interested to look at an upgrade to 15" now..

I think i can conclude that changing the rim to 15 x 6.5JJ ET35 with michelin ps3 195/55/R15 for RM1200 per set of 4 is the best solution for a tyre upgrade on Bezza. Since the max offset is ET35 which means no rubbing of rear fender on max load (correct me if im wrong). But i just thought of something, what if the rim is lightweight? i see some shops offer lightweight rims. For suspension/absorber/shocks/springs i think is best to upgrade to fully adjustable ones, as you can set the ride height and hard/soft ride depending on the driver perspective. Yes the warranty of the suspension components will be void but this is an upgrade, unless you change with perodua genuine parts.

Just my thoughts on reading this entire post and my overall experience with cars so far.....

but what "kg" determine light weight?

Exactly! I can't recall what was the weight of the wheels they sold but if im not mistaken it was stated 7.5KG. Maybe will update once i got to know the weight of the stock rims and the "Lightweight" rims.

If you want lightweight with good quality, you won’t go wrong with Advanti. A 15” is about 5kg+/-

so for an rim and tyre upgrade, light weight or heavy weight rim is better?

nowadays many fake rim.. worry about it too.. how much would it cost averagely?

The famous one like the storm S1 around 1.3k. If you’re from klang valley, there’s quite a few shops carry the genuine product.

quite expensive for advanti..
i also tend to upgrade the stock 14" to 15"
and i quite interested on new 2019-Myvi 15", can this fit nicely on bezza?

advanti also have rim in the range rm 8xx..only the flow forming one will cost rm 1200+.
myvi 15inch can fit bezza nicely

I would say it’s worth the money. I’ve only used Advanti and konig. Price range are almost the same, with konig wheels are slightly more expensive.

im using flow forming too.konig used to be cheaper.but the price is now almost same with advanti

what tyre profile fit nicely then?
as suggested before.. 195/55?

Most probably, maybe better on 205/50R15. Any thoughts on Ultra Racing full stage for the bezza?