24.2 x 24.2 x 7.7 inches #127,215 in Automotive (See top 100) #96 in Automotive > Wheels & Tires > Tires > Passenger Car > Performance 16.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) P195 60 R15 Tires 195 60 15 or 195 60 R15 orUsed Tire Dealers This coupon was removed from mybookThis coupon was removed from mybookError when adding a coupon to mybookError when adding a coupon to mybookThis coupon was added to mybookThis coupon was added to mybookAdd to mybookRemove from mybookThis coupon was added to mybookError when adding a coupon to mybookThis coupon was removed from mybookNew Tire Special - 195/70R14 $75 - Includes mounting and balancing.New Tire Special - 185/65R14 $65 - Includes mounting and balancing.New Tire Special - 175/70R13 $55 - Includes mounting and balancing.New Tire Special - 195/70R14 $75 - Includes mounting and balancing.Provided byNew Tire Special - 175/70R13 $55 - Includes mounting and balancing.This coupon was removed from mybookThis coupon was removed from mybookError when adding a coupon to mybookError when adding a coupon to mybookThis coupon was added to mybookThis coupon was added to mybookAdd to mybookRemove from mybookThis coupon was added to mybookError when adding a coupon to mybookThis coupon was removed from mybookNew Tire Special - 235/75R15 $95 - Includes mounting and balancing.

New Tire Special - 205/65R15 $75 - Includes mounting and balancing.New Tire Special - 195/60R15 $70 - Includes mounting and balancing.New Tire Special - 235/75R15 $95 - Includes mounting and balancing.Provided byNew Tire Special - 195/60R15 $70 - Includes mounting and balancing. Welcome To Tire Tracks, Northwest Arkansas' largest independent tire dealer. We stock the largest inventory of new and used tires in the area. With locations in Springdale AR, Fayetteville AR, and Rogers AR, we are sure to have locations in your area. We are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. To reach us, check out our locations page. Thank you for visiting our website and we hope to have you as a customer soon. Tire Tracks is proud to carry a large number of Used Tires.   All tires are inspected thoroughly, and we refuse to sell any tires that have more then one hole or hole in the inner tube of the tire.  All used tires come with a 30 day free replacement warranty.  

For more information, please contact your closest store in Springdale, Fayetteville, or Rogers. Last time I got new tyres I was advised that as they were out of stock of the particular size I was after (195/60/R15) and since they were part used tyres, I should be OK going with a slightly smaller tyre (185/60/R15) and that this would have "no effect" on anything.Rv Rental Higgins Lake Mi Since if it really had "no effect" on anything there would be no need for the differing tyre sizes, what are the side effects of using the wrong tires?Lexus Ct200h Headlight Bulb In theory, your tire size of 195/60/R15 is broke down like this:Blue Lacy Puppies For Sale In Pa 195 - Tread width in millimeters 60 - Sidewall height as a percentage of tread width

R - Radial tire 15 - Rim width in inches I say, in theory, because each tire manufacturer doesn't measure their tires the same as the next. This mainly has to do with tread width and tire height. The true measure of a tire is the rotations per mile (RPM). If you get two tires with the same RPM, they will run down the road the same (for the most part) and not mess with your speedo/odometer. That being said, If you have a tire which is too tall, it will affect your car by showing a slow speedometer, will (theoretically) give you a higher top speed, will require more torque to get your vehicle moving, and if driving in the city will cause you worse gas mileage (due to requiring more torque). If your tire is too short, it will affect your car by showing a fast speedometer, will give you a lower top speed, will require less torque to get your vehicle moving, and will cause you worse gas mileage at highway speeds (due to having to run the engine at a higher speed to maintain the same speed).

As @Calyth stated in their comment, the difference between the two tire sizes is not a heck of a lot, but it may show a slight difference, depending on the actual RPM for each tire.Browse other questions tagged tires safety or ask your own question. Did you know that Levin Tire & Service Center sells used tires? We have a large inventory of used tires for sale at our Merrillville, Hammond and Hobart locations in Northwest Indiana. Buying used tires is a great way to save money, and it's an environmentally healthy alternative to buying new tires.Every used tire we sell has been evaluated and tested against our quality and safety standards. Our trained tire experts first conduct a full visual inspection, looking for bubbles, scalloping, cracking, sidewall damage, uneven tread wear, poor repair work, and any other noticeable problems. Next, they take tread depth measurements of each tire to ensure a tread depth minimum of 6/32 inches. For smaller tires, such as 13 and 14 inch, tread depth must be at least 4/32 inches.