I'm riding on:

3 tires at 195/60/15 ( 2 at the Front; 1 rear)

1 tire at 205/60/15 ( 1 at the Rear )

Should I change it out or will it be o.k.?

Any help is greatly appreciated.





Modified by S2000-R at 10:18 PM 3/23/2005

 

didnt someone just post this like last week?

 

prolly so.....
anyhow, you should be fine. There's no drastic change in handling unless that one tire is bald.

 

Its should be okay till you get the matching tire size. Why roll like that for any longer?

 

Thanks for the fast replies guys/gals.

This is my beater car and would like to save as much $$$ as I can.

So it's this doesn't affect my axles, alignment, ABS, or etc....

I should be o.k. right???

 

I think you should be o.k.

 

I woudln't put the big one in the front, this seems like it could mess up the differential. But in the back it should be fine.

::EDIT:: now that i look at it, i have 3 different sizes of tires on my stock wheels ha ha.


Modified by red91sit at 12:19 PM 3/25/2005

 

i wouldnt even think twice

 

Shouldn't effect at all. The tires size are the same. The only difference is that one of the rear side is wider.

Worse come to is that you'll have a little more traction on one side.

 

yea.. just posted last week. But its fine until you get other tires. But i reccomend putting them in the rear!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by red91sit &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I woudln't put the big one in the front, this seems like it could mess up the differential. But in the back it should be fine.

::EDIT:: now that i look at it, i have 3 different sizes of tires on my stock wheels ha ha.


Modified by red91sit at 12:19 PM 3/25/2005</TD></TR></TABLE>

yup.


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Worse come to is that you'll have a little more traction on one side. </TD></TR></TABLE>

a 205/60 is also taller than a 195/60. the different rolling diameters is going to mess with ur diff.

just buy a used tire for $20

 

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a 205/60 is also taller than a 195/60. the different rolling diameters is going to mess with ur diff.

just buy a used tire for $20 </TD></TR></TABLE>

2% differnt speed. he he i'm so bored sometimes.