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Old 11-28-2012, 03:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone running 55 or 60 Series tires on 16" Rims?

Hey guys, just wondering what tire size I should get for my 16" Drag DR34 Rims? Offset @ 40mm
Was thinking about 205/55-16's, but I am wondering if i went with the 205/60-16's, would I have any problems with rubbing in the Rear since my camry is lowered on some Eibach Pros W/ Tokico Blues?
Was trying to search on google for Camry's with 16" and same tire size but not much came up.
Anybody running 205/55 or 205/60 on 16" rims, can you please post some pics. Thanks
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Im running on some 205/60-15's Snow Tires on Black Steel Rims.
Which on 205/55-16's would come up to be about the same diameter.
Want to know if 205/60-16's would be alright with no rubbing, and to fill in the Fender Gaps a bit more.


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Old 11-29-2012, 08:15 AM   #3 (permalink)
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I am running 205/60/16 snow tires on my wife's old 16" RSX rims fine, although I am not lowered at all, yet.
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Old 12-01-2012, 11:36 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Im running on some 205/60-15's Snow Tires on Black Steel Rims.
Which on 205/55-16's would come up to be about the same diameter.
Want to know if 205/60-16's would be alright with no rubbing, and to fill in the Fender Gaps a bit more.
im on 205/65-R15 stock alloys and am waiting to buy 205/60-R16 tires for gen6 steelies +45mm offset.
from my tein s springs (1" drop around), my change should be fairly close in diameter to each other with still
about 1 " gap from tire to wheel well.

i just know that if i go from a 205/60-R16 to the stock gen6 215-60-R16 tires,
my wheel wells would be stuffed with slight tire tuck.
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Old 12-01-2012, 01:29 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I'm driving a gen 3, but I have 205/55/16 on my car, lowered on BC Racing coilovers. I was pretty low in the rear at one point, but I raised it up when I was test fitting some wheels. Haven't gotten the chance to change it back though, but here's some pics to help you get an idea. I don't think you'd have a problem with rubbing with 55's.

Before raise:


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Old 12-01-2012, 06:51 PM   #6 (permalink)
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im running 205/60/16 (i think) and i have a 1.5" drop and i have no rubbing issues
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I've got 205/55/16 on mine, factory suspension but with 200lbs of stereo and the car crammed with people I haven't ever heard any rubbing.
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These are just cell phone pics but here.


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215/55 on 17's with an H&R drop in signature!
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Try the Tire Rack website, they have good info on what fits. For what it's worth, I have 206 60 15's on 15x7 rims on a Gen 4 with NO rubbing.
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Try the Tire Rack website, they have good info on what fits. For what it's worth, I have 206 60 15's on 15x7 rims on a Gen 4 with NO rubbing.
I agree.

Tire rack seems to have the best support and the best prices that I have seen on the internet.

Ordering new rims and tires from them soon. I am getting 16" rims so I am in the same boat, Ive looked up measurements of my stock 205/65R15's and the 205/60R16s that I will be purchasing and there is very little to no difference diameter-wise with the tires I had selected ( http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes ) and the stock Goodyear Integrities on factory alloys. I also checked that the same tire (the Yokohama in the link I posted) as a 205/55R16 will have a smaller total diameter than the stock 205/65's. I would also think a lower profile tire would look better on a lowered car as yours. Hope this helps.
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I use:
http://www.willtheyfit.com
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http://1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp
to get an idea how wheels and tires will fit.

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I am getting 16" I would also think a lower profile tire would look better on a lowered car as yours. Hope this helps.
Getting a lower profile tire will get your car lower and will have a smaller sidewall if that is the look you want. If you get a tire that is a little bigger it will fill in the fender gaps and make the car "LOOK" lower in that respect. Plus you might be less likely to scrap frame over speed bumps.
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Hey thanks a lot for all the help, Pics and Replies Guys. Sorry i haven't replied back to any of you all who posted, I was quite busy in moving to a new home and getting all my Internet set up and settle in. But yeah I wanna say thanks to all of you who posted/replied along with those who posted up their pics. I have gotten a much better ideal of what tire size i'm gonna go with and what im gonna be looking forward to when I purchase my Summer tires and mount them on my Camry.

Thanks a Bunch, I will post up pics once its spring and there's no more snow, of my Camry with rims mounted.
I will probably make a post/thread of my Camry Build too, if anyones interested. By the way, my Camry used to be Yellow and was a Taxi cab, LoL!!, before this. So look forward to it, quite amazed myself of what one (which is myself) would spend time and money to restore a once used to be Yellow Cab Camry.


Yeah you guys don't see much Yellow Camrys around do you?

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Yeah you guys don't see much Yellow Camrys around do you?
i see them all the time they just usually have a cone on the roof that says taxi
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Finally got my Rims installed on with 205/55R16. And with the Snow finally starting to melt up here in AK.
Heres a pic i took, sorry for the bad quality and it being dark out. Guess you can't really see a black car with black rims to well with my phone camera.
I'll try and upload more pics soon.




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