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the recommended tire size is listed on the sticker that is on the drivers door (when open look on the door by latch) p235/60R16 is the Standard Size it came with from the factory Hope this helps Roger
Not sure what "exp 18" means...but the Low Tire Pressure or tire pressure monitoring on the Aurora is done via the wheel speed sensors. Anytime you fill or add air to the tire you will need to reset the tire pressure monitoring - not just the current indicator, but go to gage->tire pressure and reset. If any of the wheel speed sensors are having issue, this can effect the reporting to the tire pressure monitoring. If you have an ODB-II scanner that can read ABS codes this is very helpful as it will tell you exactly which sensors are having problems.
The tire size depends on the vehicle trim level. Below are multiple trim levels and their respective tire sizes.
ES 235/75/15
LS 255/70/16
Limited 255/70/16
XLS 255/70/16
XS 255/70/16
The best thing to do if the vehicle is available is to inspect the tire sidewall for what the current equipment is. There is also typically a sticker in the driver door jamb, center console or glovebox stating the proper tire size & inflation.
If you have the standard factory 15 inch (diameter) x 6.0 inch (wide) wheels then the tires fitted were size: 205/70R15 (205 is the tyre width in mm and the 15 denotes the tyre bead diameter in inches for fitting to 15 inch wheels. The R denotes the speed rating of the tire).
The tires currently fitted to the car have the size moulded into the sidewall of the tire.
However I do not know if aftermarket wheels have been put on the car and if so a different size tire from the standard factory fitment may have been fitted to the wheels.
If i were you i would put the same size studded tire on it as you have on it now.. if you change the tire size it will throw your speed ometer off.. they make them in most every size for all vehicles... i would definately stick with the P215/65R15s. hope this helps
It depends on the tire manufacturer. Generally speaking for standard tires and standard driving style I would keep the pressure somewhere in between 30-32. Try to balance similar pressure between tires to equilibrate driving.
Do not go crazy with that, current wheater and long driving will modify the current pressure in the tires. Just try to avoid significant deviations to specs.
Hope it will help
Dan
use the same size for winter tires, a tire store may be able to change the size a little but the rim size has to stay the same. unless the rims are being changed.
The original tire equipment size is 275/70-16 for those vehicles.
If you are currently using 265/70-16 and plans to upgrade to 285... Make sure you verify if your Cooper tires size reflects 285/65-16.
Because, this is the only way you can keep your current settings unchanged with respect to the wheel/tire well size.
Effects (according to Miata.net Tire Size Calculator):
*So, the sidewall remains 7.3 in, the radius (15.3 in) will stay the same, the diameter (30.6 in) will not change, and the number of tire revolutions/mile ( approximately 659.0 revs/mile) remains the same.
Expect, however, the circumference to change only changes from 96.2 in to 96.1in (not a big deal).
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