Tire size for my 07' Accord
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Dislexic tire purchase :/
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I'm new to the Honda scene. I just picked up a 07' Accord SE 4banger for my fiancee' cause she needed a new car. In my haste to get some new tires, I glanced at the tires and thought I saw a different number. I purchased and mounted a set of Goodyear Eagle GT's in 205/50R16's instead of 205/60R16's. Is there going to be a big difference in the gas mileage or speedometer readings? Any help or suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
I'm new to the Honda scene. I just picked up a 07' Accord SE 4banger for my fiancee' cause she needed a new car. In my haste to get some new tires, I glanced at the tires and thought I saw a different number. I purchased and mounted a set of Goodyear Eagle GT's in 205/50R16's instead of 205/60R16's. Is there going to be a big difference in the gas mileage or speedometer readings? Any help or suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
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Re: Dislexic tire purchase :/
Hi gang,
I'm new to the Honda scene. I just picked up a 07' Accord SE 4banger for my fiancee' cause she needed a new car. In my haste to get some new tires, I glanced at the tires and thought I saw a different number. I purchased and mounted a set of Goodyear Eagle GT's in 205/50R16's instead of 205/60R16's. Is there going to be a big difference in the gas mileage or speedometer readings? Any help or suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
I'm new to the Honda scene. I just picked up a 07' Accord SE 4banger for my fiancee' cause she needed a new car. In my haste to get some new tires, I glanced at the tires and thought I saw a different number. I purchased and mounted a set of Goodyear Eagle GT's in 205/50R16's instead of 205/60R16's. Is there going to be a big difference in the gas mileage or speedometer readings? Any help or suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
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Re: Dislexic tire purchase :/
I purchased them thru Sears, but didn't have them mount and balance, cause there usually expensive. Usually thou, once you mount them there yours right?
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Re: Dislexic tire purchase :/
If they won't take them back I guess I'll run these till Christmas time, then look for a new set of the right size. They usually come out with good sales then.
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Yeah if you mounted them then they are yours.
Actual gas mileage should not suffer, just your ability to accurately calculate it due to the fact that the odometer reading is off.
Actual gas mileage should not suffer, just your ability to accurately calculate it due to the fact that the odometer reading is off.
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Re: Dislexic tire purchase :/
I guess it should'nt be too bad then for a couple of months.
Now when I do buy my new correct size, should I just stick with the
205/60R16? I went to another tire website and they mentioned I could go with other size such as
215/55-16
215/60-16
225/55-16
235/55-16
245/50-16
But I'm wondering if they'll fit on the stock alloy wheels as well as if th espeedo and gas mileage would suffer? Thanks again...
Now when I do buy my new correct size, should I just stick with the
205/60R16? I went to another tire website and they mentioned I could go with other size such as
215/55-16
215/60-16
225/55-16
235/55-16
245/50-16
But I'm wondering if they'll fit on the stock alloy wheels as well as if th espeedo and gas mileage would suffer? Thanks again...
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So, in short, fuel efficiency will suffer.
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So if I keep it with in the 3% range then the speedo reading as well as the fuel consumption should be ok, or the same correct? I'm looking at either the 215/60R16's or 225/55R16's instead. As soon as I can change them out. But you think those sizes will fit?
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Tire size for my 07' Accord
I tried a search but did'nt find anything. I have the stock 16" alloy's on my 07' Accord SE. The stock size tires are a 205/60R16, but I was wondering if a 225/55R16 would fit without rubbing the front or rear suspension. Any thoughts or suggestions? I wanna keep the stock wheels so I guess I'm limited to the tire width selection.
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mostly all the tire manufacturers say that size tire can fit on a 6"-8" wheel. It should fit then right? I mean if worse comes to worse, I guess I can run a 215/55R16, but that one says it'll fit a 6"-7.5" wheel...
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Re: Dislexic tire purchase :/
Well I guess I"'ll just bite the bullet for now and wait a couple month before I shell out a little cash for a new set of rubbers. Just now to figure out the brand and size I wanna get.
I started a new thread for that one.
Now to figure out 205/60R16's or 215/55R16's any suggestions???
I started a new thread for that one.
Now to figure out 205/60R16's or 215/55R16's any suggestions???
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Both 205/60R16 and 225/55R16 have been used (by us) with no problems on your car and on a 6" wide wheel. There is a good variety of options in both sizes, so you're in good shape either way