215-55-17 on 2015 Toyota Corolla

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Asked by tradarcher48 Jan 19, 2018 at 10:25 AM about the 2015 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: General

I want to put 215-55-17 on my girlfriends 2015 Toyota Corolla. it has 215-45-17
on it now and they are just way too small. every site i look at says the 55 is Way
too big?? other than messing with the speedometer a little, why are they "WAY
TOO BIG"???

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They may rub when turning or hitting a bump. Look on the driver's door post for a sticker that lists the correct size tire and wheel and use them. "Way too small", some girls just think like that. LOL

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its only a little over an inch and a half difference, that is why i am wondering why it is considered too big, Also Mark i personally have never herd a girl say that myself.... just sayn.... lol

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