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Old 11-06-2001, 12:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Rims & Tires for 97 Accent

Two quick questions.
1. Is there a website that you can input your current tire/wheel size and it would tell you what size tire you need if you go to 15 inch rims.

2. Will the stock 15's from a Tib fit my 97 accent w/13's. Im pretty sure I would have to swap tires to get the overall size the same. And keep my spedo accurate?

any help or ideas would be great.

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Old 11-06-2001, 01:17 PM   #2 (permalink)
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195/50-15

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Old 11-06-2001, 01:21 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: Rims & Tires for 97 Accent

Okay, here's the average overall diameter in inches (millimenters) for different tyre sizes:

155/80x13: 22.76 (578)
175/70x13: 22.64 (575)
185/60x14: 22.75 (578)
195/50x15: 22.67 (576)
205/40x16: 22.45 (570)
215/40x16: 22.77 (578)
205/40x17: 23.45 (596)
205/35x18: 23.64 (600)

...so if you had 13's with 175/70 tyres and had the space in the wheel wells, you could go to 16's with 215/40 tyres. As you wanted to go with 15's, a set of 195/50's would be a perfect fit. You could probably get 18's to fit, but it would make the speedometer read slow, and you wouldn't be able to lower the car as much.

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Default Re: Rims & Tires for 97 Accent

Thanks for all the info guys. Yeah I hate the gap on my car. I plan on lowering the car just a bit (1-2 inches) and looking at a set of wheels that came off a 2k Tib. They have the 4 bolt, so I guess I could just try one on. I didnt want to go with anything larger than 15 inches because I drive about 105 miles a day and the tire cost would eat me up. Thanks again for all the info, this site has been a great help to me and my car. great site!

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