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 195/55/15, 15 inch tyres

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TSbonnycy
post Jul 16 2020, 09:01 PM, updated 4y ago

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Hey guys,

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jaycee1
post Jul 16 2020, 09:29 PM

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You can go with the 195/60/15.

Not much difference in terms on comfort. its 1.2% difference in terms of speedo

Pricewise, the 195/60/15 should be cheaper, as they are slightly more common sizes. you should be able to find some brands in the 160-170 range per tyre.

195/55/15 is quite a bit smaller than stock, but the tyres are a lot cheaper, because they are standard sizes for many cars. They are standard on many protons and as a +1" upgrade for many cars with stock 14 inch wheels.

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TSbonnycy
post Jul 17 2020, 07:58 AM

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QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Jul 16 2020, 09:29 PM)
You can go with the 195/60/15.

Not much difference in terms on comfort. its 1.2% difference in terms of speedo

Pricewise,  the 195/60/15 should be cheaper, as they are slightly more common sizes. you should be able to find some brands in the 160-170 range per tyre.

195/55/15 is quite a bit smaller than stock, but the tyres are a lot  cheaper, because they are standard sizes for many cars.  They are standard on many protons and as a +1" upgrade for many cars with stock 14 inch wheels.
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Speedo wise I dont mind the difference

Company car, used to ferry goods. Highway also drive slow.

I see I see. I go Lazada and survey pricing a bit. I prefer thicker tyres but highly dependant on pricing

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