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 Camry ACV40 Tyre Advise, Changing tyre size

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TSventor
post Jul 8 2022, 12:37 PM, updated 4y ago

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Car is Camry ACV40 2011. Orginal rim/tyre was 215 55 17. few years back changed to 18" with the following specs

rim = 8.5x18”
tyre = 225 45 18

after checking https://tiresize.com/comparison/, the circumference and wall were reduced by -1.1% and -14% respectively. From there, it seems 235 45 18 tyre size is closer to the original size except for the width (wall improve from -14% to -10%). I think 235 45 18 can be used and would like to know others' opinion as well

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post Jul 8 2022, 02:42 PM

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speedometer difference doesn't really matter, the difference is still not significant enough to make a difference

assume you use the same tyres model as the 225/45/18

when you use 235/45/18, you will feel softer sidewall (bit more comfort) and higher rolling resistance since 235 has more contact with the road, and probably increase your fuel consumption too

225/45 on 8.5 is stretching the sidewall a bit, so for the same tyre you will feel more responsive handling using 225/45, but of course the traction wont be as great compare to 235
epjx31
post Jul 10 2022, 05:24 PM

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QUOTE(ventor @ Jul 8 2022, 12:37 PM)
Car is Camry ACV40 2011. Orginal rim/tyre was 215 55 17. few years back changed to 18" with the following specs

rim = 8.5x18”
tyre = 225 45 18

after checking https://tiresize.com/comparison/, the circumference and wall were reduced by -1.1% and -14% respectively. From there, it seems 235 45 18 tyre size is closer to the original size except for the width (wall improve from -14% to -10%). I think 235 45 18 can be used and would like to know others' opinion as well 

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Hi there,

I had a quick look on my inch up table here and yes 235/45R18 should fit for your case with a tolerance of -3% +4%.

in the link above, I also describe the pro's and cons on doing so. Hopefully this helps.

Thanks!
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post Jul 11 2022, 06:45 PM

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thanks for the input.

 

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