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Kenny Wanzer 04-13-2019 01:24 PM

Wheels
 
I want to know can u run different size in height tires in the rear thinking 195/16 on frt 235/70 in rear or 225/70

whopper 04-13-2019 01:41 PM

What is the height of the front tires (you didn't list what the profile was)? Max is 26.2" tall.
If the front and rear tires are different sizes you will mess up the ABS pretty good.
And most tire shops recommend you do not exceed 3% (at least 3% comes to mind) difference in height between old and new tires.

Using the tire size calculator at https://tiresize.com/comparison/ -
- the 235/70-16's are 29" tall
- the 225/70-16's are 28.4"tall

Kenny Wanzer 04-13-2019 02:00 PM

[QUOTE=Kenny Wanzer;864259]I want to know can u run different size in height tires in the rear thinking 195/16 on frt 235/70 in rear or 225/70 195/65/16 26 in tall

donbrew 04-13-2019 02:08 PM

If your car has ABS and/or ESC different sized tires on different axles will make the car undrivable.

Kenny Wanzer 04-13-2019 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by donbrew (Post 864263)
If your car has ABS and/or ESC different sized tires on different axles will make the car undrivable.

Width dont matter just height

firemangeorge 04-13-2019 03:16 PM

Your profile shows you have a SS.
Why would you even consider the sizes you mentioned above ? Stick with the size it came with or something close if you're going with different rims.

donbrew 04-13-2019 03:40 PM


Width dont matter just height

Using the tire size calculator at https://tiresize.com/comparison/ -
- the 235/70-16's are 29" tall
- the 225/70-16's are 28.4"tall
That looks like a difference in height to me. Actually it is the circumference that matters, but since Pi are square.... :dancingchili:

The 70 means the sidewall is 70% of the width, therefore width does matter.

whopper 04-13-2019 04:07 PM

Kenny, you need to read and understand the advice here, and realize you need to give up the idea of different sized tires front and rear.
The HHR is not a 1970's car. If you want to run different sized tires, go grab yourself a Nova or such.

Kenny Wanzer 04-13-2019 04:29 PM

Wheels
 
Ok didnt know about all this high tech stuff,but I did come up with something 195 65 16 says 26in frt and 235 55 16 measures 26.2 thats less than .5% differences on American racing wheel torque at 35% offset what do u think, thank u for your information

firemangeorge 04-13-2019 04:38 PM

Am I missing something here ?
Is this not an SS we're talking about ?
Once again, why would you want to put on way skinnier tires than the car was designed for ?


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