Reply With QuoteI have a 99 Dodge Grand Caravan with 15" wheels. The standard tire size is
P215/65R15.
I hope this helps.
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- 11-17 07:12 PM #1SnydleyGuest
Caravan, tire options?
I have a 2000 Caravan Sport with 16" Alloy rims with stock tires on it. I
want a 2nd set of rims to put winter tires on instead of having the tires
switched on the alloy rims at $40.00 a "pop" twice a year. No junkyard in
the area has 16" steel wheels, I'm not about to pay the price for new steel
wheels, or for used alloys but I was able to find a set of 15" steel wheels.
Does anyone know what the proper width tire comes on this vehicle with 15"
tires from the factory?
Thanks,
Snyde
- 11-18 01:22 PM #2TonyGuest
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- 11-18 11:20 PM #3nospam.clare.nce@sny.der.on.caGuest
Re: Caravan, tire options?
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 09:22:34 -0500, "Tony H" <com>
wrote:
And 215 70 14 tires also fit. 205 70 14 is less than 1/2 inch lower
diameter than the stick 16" tires.
- 11-18 11:40 PM #4RWMGuest
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der.on.ca wrote:
14" rims may not clear the brake calipers or present other clearance
problems.
- 11-19 03:50 PM #5TonyGuest
Re: Caravan, tire options?
Sorry I reply at the top, but that is just the way I am.
Anyway, my stepdad just put tires on my van and we went with 225/60R15. I
had already a pair of these on the front. The difference is about 3% in
height, not a real difference if you ask me. Plus they are a little wider
giving the van a better stance and handling.
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- 11-19 04:33 PM #6DanGuest
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On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 11:50:53 -0500, Tony H wrote:
So you're aware that top-posting is for morons, but you CHOOSE to do it
anyway? Hmmmm....
Are you sure about that? Just putting wider tires on a vehicle does not
necessarily give it "better handling"... In fact, it can be dangerous.
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