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kraziesg:
Yes. You're right! My bad. I will modify my post. Thanks for pointing that out, else I will be flamed to death by others.


--- Quote from: zzyzx on January 29, 2009, 06:30:40 PM ---ehh i thought front should be more than rear?

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gh05tss:
To me, for our latio the most optimized rim size is 16" anything above is luxury sizing.

iwilly:

--- Quote from: byrion on January 29, 2009, 05:47:07 PM ---Hi all, i have just got my latio sports base last tuesday and mileage now is about 600++. i was thinking to change my rims to either a 16" or 17". Can kindly advice me on which will be a better choice? my budget is about 1k best to be lower... And should i change it now or wait till i had driven till tires bold liao then go change.

Thank you all in advance

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poh heng 16" rim w/tyre around $980 if ur rims n tyres are still newly then can trade around $500 and u juz need top up $480. if wait longer ur wear n tear then the price will drop. when u go down juz tell justin ur car only a few days old he will take a look then give u a price..

Toalson:

--- Quote from: iwilly on January 29, 2009, 08:23:29 PM ---poh heng 16" rim w/tyre around $980 if ur rims n tyres are still newly then can trade around $500 and u juz need top up $480. if wait longer ur wear n tear then the price will drop. when u go down juz tell justin ur car only a few days old he will take a look then give u a price..

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Was wondering if 195/55R16 a common size in Singapore. Was surprise to note that for FL, its +1 to 16". But pre FL it only +1 to 15" :confused1:

clarence:

--- Quote from: byrion on January 29, 2009, 05:47:07 PM ---Hi all, i have just got my latio sports base last tuesday and mileage now is about 600++. i was thinking to change my rims to either a 16" or 17". Can kindly advice me on which will be a better choice? my budget is about 1k best to be lower... And should i change it now or wait till i had driven till tires bold liao then go change.

Thank you all in advance

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Stock 15" rims on stock tyres is still best for overall ride comfort.

Do expect a harsher ride and higher fuel consumption on broader tyres on 16" or 17" rims, as well as faster wear to your shocks.

Of course you get a more stable ride at high speeds and for fast cornering but these will put you in breach of the law.

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