Recommended Tyres for 215/65/R16

[Aizen]

Hi guys, my car's stock tyre size is 215/65/R16 but my family member changed it to 215/60/R16 a few years back. Based on Miata.net's car tyre calculator, there is a -3.21% difference in diameter, way above the recommended +/-2.5%. Apart from an inaccurate speedometer and mileage, what other parts could have been affected due to this tyre size difference?

Also, I saw from the sidewall that the tyre was manufactured in the 40th week of 2010. Is it about time to change the tyres, although the car hasn't been driven much? I kinda want to go back to the stock sizing and was wondering if anyone has recommendations. Thanks all!

[Quantum]

 

Hi guys, my car's stock tyre size is 215/65/R16 but my family member changed it to 215/60/R16 a few years back. Based on Miata.net's car tyre calculator, there is a -3.21% difference in diameter, way above the recommended +/-2.5%. Apart from an inaccurate speedometer and mileage, what other parts could have been affected due to this tyre size difference?

 

Also, I saw from the sidewall that the tyre was manufactured in the 40th week of 2010. Is it about time to change the tyres, although the car hasn't been driven much? I kinda want to go back to the stock sizing and was wondering if anyone has recommendations. Thanks all!

 

almost 4 years, it's time for change tyres, based on your tyre profile, guess your car is MPV? so confort is a consideration, recommend to go back the stock size, and no headache for +/- speedo and mileage,

 

can try CSC3, GY F1A2

[Beregond]

almost 4 years, it's time for change tyres, based on your tyre profile, guess your car is MPV? so confort is a consideration, recommend to go back the stock size, and no headache for +/- speedo and mileage,

 

can try CSC3, GY F1A2

lol, some time we recommend tyres,..

 

need to see properly first, his suv tyres, where to find performane tyres..

[Aizen]

I'm driving a Honda CR-V, but I don't go off-road so comfort tyres would be great. Just to double check, the four digits I see on the tyres are "4010" so it tallies with my first post that it was made in the 40th week of 2010 right?

[Beregond]

I'm driving a Honda CR-V, but I don't go off-road so comfort tyres would be great. Just to double check, the four digits I see on the tyres are "4010" so it tallies with my first post that it was made in the 40th week of 2010 right?

ya, the tyres can throw already regradless of how much % thread left.

 

if comfort is your piorty, suggest u go take a lookat toyo j48. make in japan. ( orginal equiment for toyota rush? i believe)

 

many other brand like bridgestone and yokohama make this size, but for off road use, like dueler and geolandar. which generate alot of noise.

 

if i am not wrong nexen also have a n-blue model for this size, also a comfort street tyres, price much lower.

[Aizen]

ya, the tyres can throw already regradless of how much % thread left.

 

if comfort is your piorty, suggest u go take a lookat toyo j48. make in japan. ( orginal equiment for toyota rush? i believe)

 

many other brand like bridgestone and yokohama make this size, but for off road use, like dueler and geolandar. which generate alot of noise.

 

if i am not wrong nexen also have a n-blue model for this size, also a comfort street tyres, price much lower.

 

Oh yes, AL Tyre recommended the Toyo J48A. Does Original Equipment mean the tyres they sell come from Rush owners who sold it off? Just curious.

[Meanmachine]

 

Oh yes, AL Tyre recommended the Toyo J48A. Does Original Equipment mean the tyres they sell come from Rush owners who sold it off? Just curious.

 

 

From my understanding, - Original Equipment Manufactured ( OEM ) basically means it was manufactured from countries to countries of exclusivity.

 

Eg: Michelin Tyre can be manufacture in European nation and Malaysia too ( T&C apply )

[Aizen]

Seems like the Toyo J48A has a rating of 98S, while my car recommends 98T. Not an ideal choice I guess.

Edited April 11, 2014 by Aizen

[Beregond]

 

Oh yes, AL Tyre recommended the Toyo J48A. Does Original Equipment mean the tyres they sell come from Rush owners who sold it off? Just curious.

no la take off tyres means the rush owner buy new car, straight away drive to work shop and change new 1, and his tyres only drive maybe 50 km?

 

then consider not new but just take off from new car

 

orginal equipment mean the equipment that come with the car when its produce from factory.

which i believe in this case, toyota rush car come from japan is fited with j48 tyres. ( i think so )

 

anw, there is a huge different in price for take off tyres, and news tyres, and dun be surprise, alot of shop out there is selling take off tyres for almost the same price of a new tyres. .

[0107_TQ]

Hi Aizen,

 

Goodyear EfficientGrip have some great review on it too.

 

Pls do check it out:

 

http://tyrequeen.com/catalogsearch/advanced/result/?name=&description=&short_description=&sku=&price[from]=&price[to]=&tirebrand=&tirewidth=215&tireprofile=65&tirerim=16

 

Having promotion on this tyres:

 

Size: 215/65/16
Brand: Pirelli Cinturato P6
Price: S$648
Ref: 347

 

 

Cheers and have a nice day ahead

Edited April 11, 2014 by 0107_TQ

[ER-3682]

Hi Aizen,

 

Goodyear EfficientGrip have some great review on it too.

 

Pls do check it out:

 

http://tyrequeen.com/catalogsearch/advanced/result/?name=&description=&short_description=&sku=&price[from]=&price[to]=&tirebrand=&tirewidth=215&tireprofile=65&tirerim=16

 

Having promotion on this tyres:

 

Size: 215/65/16

Brand: Pirelli Cinturato P6

Price: S$648

Ref: 347

 

 

Cheers and have a nice day ahead

$648 per piece or for 4 pcs.?

[Kangadrool]

Should be for 4 pieces. 16" tyres aren't that expensive especially 65 high profile ones.

 

$648 per piece or for 4 pcs.?

 

[0107_TQ]

Hi ER-3682,

 

Yes, Its $648 for 4 tyres inclusive of installation, new valve, balancing and GST.

 

Visit tyrequeen.com or call 6377 7777 ext 3 for more unbelivable deal that is going on.

 

Cheers,

 

[Roberttan]

do check on Pirelli Singapore website for some promotion going on.

Pirelli goodie bag and shopping voucher (beware T&C applied)

www.pirelli.com.sg

[sopheap]

Hello

may i ask some question related to about tire 215/60/R16

I want to know how to calculate PSI and KPA above this tire

 

Thanks you