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Hey guys.
Need some assistance, i drive the new TS. It comes out with “205 45 R17” can i change it to “205 40 R17”? Will it affect the performance of my car? Will it damage the gearbox? |
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Drives: 2014 White VITZ Join Date: May 2007
Location: Huntington Bch, CA
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Yes, you can run 205/40's without any problems whatsoever... but WHY would you want to do that???
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Yes will affect performance, acceleration and breaking will be quicker (due to a smaller diameter) it's going to feel peppier, and will turn corners faster No It won't damage gearbox Your speedo will read a 3 or 4 MPH faster than actual (at highway speeds) aprox. The gap between tire and fender will be bigger Your ride will be harder (less rubber) you may feel bumps more than before. I'm not an expert on the topic but I hope it helps, I'm sure other YarisWold members would have something to say, specially the ones that have done this exercise! What is your goal changing tires size? . |
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