GS450H Tire Sizes
03-01-17, 09:45 PM
#2
Difference is about half an inch or a little less. Ideally it should but seeing you have the Hybrid, I'd say just stick with the same size. That way your odometer and mpg wont change too much. More or less I would recommend with picking a better tire or a softer tire depending on what tire you have on them right now. The only way to solve your second question more or less is to go to the 17" wheels.
Or, it could be your suspension getting worn and is just time to replace.
Or, it could be your suspension getting worn and is just time to replace.
03-04-17, 03:48 PM
#3
Difference is about half an inch or a little less. Ideally it should but seeing you have the Hybrid, I'd say just stick with the same size. That way your odometer and mpg wont change too much. More or less I would recommend with picking a better tire or a softer tire depending on what tire you have on them right now. The only way to solve your second question more or less is to go to the 17" wheels.
Or, it could be your suspension getting worn and is just time to replace.
Or, it could be your suspension getting worn and is just time to replace.
See tire size calc below:
https://tiresize.com/calculator/
03-04-17, 03:49 PM
#4
Difference is about half an inch or a little less. Ideally it should but seeing you have the Hybrid, I'd say just stick with the same size. That way your odometer and mpg wont change too much. More or less I would recommend with picking a better tire or a softer tire depending on what tire you have on them right now. The only way to solve your second question more or less is to go to the 17" wheels.
Or, it could be your suspension getting worn and is just time to replace.
Or, it could be your suspension getting worn and is just time to replace.
See link below:
https://tiresize.com/calculator/
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