Tyre guide for Honda City Aspire 2023

[lookingforcar]

AOA. I have recently purchased Honda City Aspire 2023 having stock tyres Euro Star 175/65R15. I am too confused to change tyre size to either 185/65R15 or 195/65R15! Need your expert opinion which tyre size and brand is best in terms of size, fuel average and comfort. Please suggest.

[AkbarGr8]

I would recommend going with 185/65/15 as that's what I have chosen for my car. Using Yokohama ES32 series.

All the best!

[pwuser15609321293]

I am using 185/65 R15 Dunlop and they are working fine

[mirzaadalbaig]

You can use both sizes 185 or 195. Actual point to consider is the tyre quality and the usage intended for. If you have inter city running then Continental CC6 is good but if you have with in city running on carpeted roads then Yokohama will do.

I have installed 195/65/15 Yokohama Blue Earth ES in my 1.5 city and my experience is good till now.

[pwuser15609321293]

Can you please confirm price for Yokohama tyres

[matrix]

Google "tyre upsize calculator" and see for yourself. The variance between default and new tyres should be within 2%, so ideal upgrade size is 195/60 R15 which gives 1% variance. Since that size is not available these days, next best option is 185/65 R15 which gives 2% variance. Anything else will be higher variance and is not beneficial long term. Recommended tyres are Continental CC6 (Made in Malaysia), Yokohama GT AE51, Yokohama ES32.

[lonewolf1]

City default tire size is 175. I dont know how you calculate 1% variance on 195 where this is what I got for 185. That is 2.14%

[matrix]

Please do the working with 195/60 R15 as per my previous post and share the results with us, in case you're still wondering.

[lonewolf1]

You're right bro

[waleed80]

3% is acceptable limit. 195/60/15 is the ideal change size, though if u need a LITTLE more ground clearance, then go for 186/65/15

[waleed80]

[ovais430]

Recieved my white Aspire 2023 yesterday, today morning i noticed few white paint stains on the right side door window , what can be this ?