Tire Sizes by Wheel Size

[zionzr2]

I thought it was time for a list of tires sizes that should work for the Vibe. Since the question gets asked often. Here are the Theoretical Tire sizes for the Vibe that fall + or - 3% of Stock.14" Wheels195/70/R14205/65/R14215/65/R1415" Wheels195/65/R15205/60/R15215/60/R15225/55/R1516" Wheels 185/65/R16195/50/R16205/55/R16 - STOCK215/55/R16225/50/R16235/45/R1617" Wheels195/50/R17205/50/R17205/55/R17 - GT215/45/R17 215/50/R17 - STOCK GT225/45/R17 - GT18" Wheels195/45/R18205/40/R18215/40/R18215/45/R18 - GT225/40/R18I hope this list is accurate and helpful. Maybe the mods could make this a Sticky. If there is a size I am missing please IM me and I'll add it, or if there is a size I have that will not work or isn't made let me know and I'll correct it.Even though there is already a link to the tire size calculator I'll add it here as well.Tire Size Calculator

[Mavrik]

I just use the tire calculator sticky.now its recommended to keep as close to stock as possible and never exceed 1.0% tire difference. Your showing up to 3.0% difference which will greatly effect odo reading, speedo reading, abs, fuel economy just to name a few.

[joatmon]

Quote, originally posted by Mavrik »I just use the tire calculator sticky.now its recommended to keep as close to stock as possible and never exceed 1.0% tire difference. Your showing up to 3.0% difference which will greatly effect odo reading, speedo reading, abs, fuel economy just to name a few.I think that the ABS system monitors the speed of all four wheels, and kicks in when one or some of the wheels are moving at a significant enough different speed, so I'd think that as long as all four wheels were the same size, whatever that size was, it shouldn't affect the ABS other than to slightly shift the speed differential where the ABS kicks in.me, I went with the stock tire size

[zionzr2]

actually the numbers i used were better than 3% diff. but i do see your point.and at 60mph we are less the 2 mph difference at 3%. Which is already within the margin of error that the speedo has anyway.