will a 225/60R16 tire fit on a 2014 or 2015 corolla

Asked by mmorey Oct 22, 2014 at 11:59 AM about the 2015 Toyota Corolla S

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Is the rim 16 inches? I think you have a 15 inch rim.

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Stock is P215/45R17.. 17 inch wheels. So lets do the math --65 mph shown on speedo actual speed 60.09 mph ..Sidewall Height 28% difference partially made up by smaller wheel

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Geez, doing all that math hurt...I forgot your real question..No.

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What Fordnut said is correct. Unless you have aftermarket 16' wheels but then the speedometer will be off. Yea my head hurt to just reading that Fordnut, LOL.

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LOL! Oh I'll bet you do. The picture helped me a lot though! I understand that stuff but trying to explain it in writing is a bit of a P.I.T.A.

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Yep, especially trying to explain aspect ratios. Bigger number=taller sidewall USUALLY, it's the % of width. It's also an illusion that the gray area the rim is the same but it's not

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FordNut before seeing your maths I went and installed 225/60r16 on my Toyota Corolla 2014 and luckily it fit.

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How is it 9 months later? Lol own a 14 L Corolla and curious

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