Tire sizes for 2000 Camry XLE V6

[calguy99]

Hi I am getting new tires for my 2010 Camry XLE V6 the original tires have only 10,000 miles on them and I want to give them to my girlfriend for her 2000 Camry XLE V6. My question is will my stock P215/60R-16 tires fit on her stock 2000 Camry XLE V6 16" alloy rims. Thanks

[Mister_Perkins]

Tire Size Comparison
Specification--Sidewall----Radius--Diameter---Circumference---Revs/Mile---Difference
205/60-16 -----4.8in-----12.8in----25.7in---------80.7in----------785----------0.0%
215/60-16 -----5.1in-----13.1in----26.2in---------82.2in----------771----------1.8%

Tire should fit, it will just be a little taller



EDIT:

I AM INCORRECT. THE 2000 CAMRY IS 15" RIM. THIS TIRE WILL NOT WORK

[Pvt-Public]

Everything I can find says the 16" alloy wheel was standard on the 2000 XLE V6. They will fit but the speedometer/odometer will be off by 1.84% (speedo reads 70mph, actual speed is 71.29, odometer says you have gone 70 miles you really went 71.29 miles) Perkins has the dia. and % difference correct.

[eyeball96]

^^^^What he said!

[fenixus]

R16 wheels were offered as an upgrade package or a standard OEM on some trims (or as an option).

my 2002 Solara SLE V6 came with OEM 205/60/16 wheels/tires. other factory setup was 205/65/15 (this I got on my 2000 solara SE i4).

they are both considered as stock.

there is a nice tire size (including plus sizes) calculator for comparing:
http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp

there was also another one showing actual pictures of how selected tire would look like on selected rim, but cannot find that now.

[fenixus]

Originally Posted by Pvt-Public

Everything I can find says the 16" alloy wheel was standard on the 2000 XLE V6. They will fit but the speedometer/odometer will be off by 1.84% (speedo reads 70mph, actual speed is 71.29, odometer says you have gone 70 miles you really went 71.29 miles) Perkins has the dia. and % difference correct.

are you saying I should correct my MPG calculation by +1.84% on traveled distance (using 16'' rims) ?
huh, interesting, never thought of that.