How to increase height of Mira 2007 two door with 12 inch tyre? spacer(Almunimum,ruber)/spring/tyre size?

[danidaboy]

How to increase height of mira 2007 two door with 12 inch tyre, mostly used by single person maximum two persons.

for spacer people say it ruins suspension, ruber/almunium..
for tyre size people says it will increase fuel consumption, or might effect suspension
for springs got same comments that it ruins suspesion..

[Karachaite]

I change my cars say within 2 years
I have installed spacers in many many cars including those with cng it never ruin suspension
Never had an experience with mira however just ask ur suspensioninst to install rubber ones as mira is not a heavy car + it wouldn't be having cng
U will get a hard feeling if u install extended springs not advisible for light cars like mira or mehran

[MBILALNAWAZ]

owned a 2008 and to whom I sold it is a friend, I installed rubber spacers. The worked fine for me as Im used to drive alone with no one in car other then me but she has a family. So she replaced the steel 12" rims to 13" and 12" tires to gt radials 13" the one we used to get with wagon r. Costed her a total 15K and the car is v v better now. The ground clearance + the car looks are way better now and there is minimal to no affect on fuel consumption. If you dont install a v wide tire on steel rim your suspension is safe as originally mira rolled out with 13" alloys!

[waqarwajid]

Using MIRA since long, I recommend try Waqar Coil Spring, Easily available in Pakistan,
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[pjlala3]

Go with the spacers, never go with coil springs unless a height increase of more than an inch and half in required. when ever you increase the height of the car with spacers/springs the 'Center of Gravity (CG)' is disturbed which is not good in case of emergency braking, turning in high speed and sudden tire bursting at high speed.

Increasing the height by an inch or an inch and a half wont matter much.

Changing the rim size from 12'' to 13'' wont disturb the fuel economy much just be care with tire width, stay within the manufacturers recommended tire wide and height (usually found on the sticker on the car frames center pillar on the driver side). Installation too big and too high tires definitely cause high fuel consumption, suspension wear and tear, poor braking and CG problem.