Hotouch Neutral Newbie February 3, 2010 Share February 3, 2010 Currently, my honda jazz is on 15' wheels. However, stock is 14'. The previous owner of my car must have changed it. I heard that bigger tires (as in circumference) will lead to worse fuel consumption and noisier ride. How true is this?? Shouldn't bigger tires lead to better consumption?? And why noisier?? ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Latioboy 1st Gear February 3, 2010 Share February 3, 2010 Currently, my honda jazz is on 15' wheels. However, stock is 14'. The previous owner of my car must have changed it. I heard that bigger tires (as in circumference) will lead to worse fuel consumption and noisier ride. How true is this?? Shouldn't bigger tires lead to better consumption?? And why noisier?? Simple science. Bigger tyres, means bigger surface area = more resistance = more petrol needed to overcome the resistance. Noiser, won't be. Unless your tyres are super lousy ones, or high performance ones. High performance tyres are noisy as they grip the road well ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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