Guys, if my car engine is 1.3cc (manual) while my tyre is 13-inch. If I plan to increase my tyre size to 14 or 15 inch:

1. Does car engine capacity correspond to the ideal size of tyre? (For example, car with engine 1.3cc best suit for 13- and 14-inch tyre. 15-inch tyre is good but not the ideal level.)
2. What is ideal size of tyre for a car with 1.3cc engine? 14-inch or 15-inch?
3. What is the ideal selection for particular car tyre size? For example, 185/60R14 or 185/55R15.


inb4 ask TS change maseli
inb4 ada maseli, ada amoi

This post has been edited by X-SenZ: Jan 27 2024, 12:16 AM

1.3cc is Tamiya category.
1.3L should use 13"

Why you want big wheels? Nobody is gonna be impressed by your B segment junk even if it had 18" wheels.

Stick with 13 for better acceleration and comfort.

1.3cc kek.

Why don't you try 17 inch tyre for 1.3l engine. Fuck around and find out

1.3cc is very very small btw, I don't think you mean that

Depends on ori tyre profile

Have a play, it will tell u roughly what's the effect of sizing up in diameter/width: https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/

Don't go all crazy on width though, long ago i did 175/R13 -> 195/R15 and the tramlining effect were pretty obvious

my car is 1.78CC, and my car can goes to 23-inch (for new version of my car model. hehe. you can guess my car model now? )

rim n tayar the bigger the better to compensate your........

Just buy a Mazda

Some say can easily beat BMW and Merc

bigger tyre means heavier weight to your car and increase in braking distance. your fuel efficiency will drop, your engine have to work harder.

This post has been edited by cedyy: Jan 27 2024, 08:28 AM

gambar! we only trust proved with photo. Best if with Lowyat.net showed with the Mazda.

BMW sharp like black pearl one.... lu pernah nampak??? i pernah, dan I typed saje.

1.3cc maybe can run 1.5" tyre.

overall rim+ tire diameter is the more critical part. if you put 17" rim but tire only 1/2" thick not that much of an effect except on your wallet

tread width as well. wider tire more resistance and grip

Like other mentions, bigger wheels effect your fuel consumption as the wheels is heavier.

Plus the speedometer also less accurate depending on your tyre profile.

Later he tells you his 1.3 car is this
See you still kek or not


This post has been edited by skyblu3: Jan 27 2024, 12:47 PM

Idk la. Im kinda standard person.
What car i buy, that only spec i use

Just follow back the original size by the manufacturer if you have any concern…

Tamiya car or what? 1.3cc

yes you can change to 14/15"
but the bigger your tyre is, the worse the fuel consumption becomes

Ativa 1.0 tebu which is equivalent to 1.3L NA also use 17 inch tyre no worries

Change to 17" to see the difference

wow.. you 1.3cc engine can drive/spin 4x 13-inch tyres.. power..

Doesn't matter the engine size, the bigger/heavier ur wheels are the more fuel consumption, and poorer acceleration. Ur engine can take it, just take more time to start moving, like a lorry.

This is why in car modification for drag racing, wheels weight is the most important, secondly vehicle weight. Conversion of engine power loss the most at the wheels part.

Top up sikit get tesla

1.3cc too small for rc car..

1.3cc is what brand
tamiya ke

ok for toy aeroplane.

Ayam 1300cc car but 20 inch tyre










Ayam bawak maseli

This post has been edited by Ayambetul: Jan 27 2024, 08:35 AM

1.3 L(itres) la TS, not 1.3cc.

Cc stands for cubic centimetre. 1cc=1ml.

1.3cc is less than the covid vaccine you get.

Ts, change engine also with bigger tyres then

And dont cry later.... the best balance would be up 1 size enough

there are certain 1.3 engine like 13B that got 250hp under the hood

yes, this is true and many don't take this seriously
if your car is 13", best u can do is 14"....max also 15" but not recommended

sometime i don't understand myvi original 14", they went straight for 17" just so it can look nicer

Things is certain tire only available at 15 or 16" and above.
Not about showoff or the like.

Example primacy 4.

To show their lack of something/size etc

Misilis 1.3 using 18" rims no problem.

17" look stupid on a myvi. even stupider when going through speed bump.

This post has been edited by brkli: Jan 27 2024, 09:03 AM

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This post has been edited by brkli: Jan 27 2024, 09:03 AM

1.3cc wei. Not sure whether it can power RC vehicle.

1300cc vs 1.3 cc lulz

Ah yes...similar types of used-car salesmen usually say:

For sales!
1.3cc!!
Lady driver, free accident!

U wanna play safe, go up 1" in diameter n width.

Let say ur stock wheel size is 175/60/r13x5.5jj.
New wheel u go for 185/55/r14x6.5jj or 6jj.
Or if u eager to go for 15" rims, go for 185/55/r15 tyre.
Look for lightweight rims.

U see why most new cars wheel size now a day usually big in diameter but smaller on width, cos less friction.
But still depends on rims weight oso. Even u use small size rim but it heavy, oso will affect ur fuel consumption.

Rims offset, choose the one tat nicely in line wif ur car fender then naize looking.

This post has been edited by Revoz: Jan 27 2024, 09:16 AM

Kancil 660 dulu also 12 and 13 inch. So 2x the cc. Your 1.3 can pakai 26inch

cc kek 2024 people still confuse with metric measuring system

-double-

This post has been edited by Rusty Nail: Jan 27 2024, 09:37 AM

Correspond? No

But to maintain efficient engine & other aspects of vehicle, there is an ideal range to increase wheel size.

Remember, you can still attempt to stay within same overall diameter with lower profile tires.

Usually 1" up size wont have any noticable difference, esp if width is not huge.

All of my 8cars running larger size. Largest difference was 15 to 18, but that was 6cylinder 2.5L engine.

On picture it looks nice
But reality driving is really really bad because of the oversized rim paired with low profile tyre

Inb4 "kek!"

1. There is no correlation between engine and tyre size. The only correlation available is didi size to tyre size.
2. If didi 7inci, then 13inci tyre should suffice. If 2 inch didi, then get a 18 inch tyre.

If u have a 2" didi, putting on a 6" domdom isn't going to impress anyone. In fact, it may cause accident