If you go wider you should reduce the profile not increase it. If you want a softer ride you should consider going with 16" wheels.
Not really wanting to replace wheels. Would a 215/60-R17 help at all for additional sidewall and not cause an issue? Or would the difference be so neglible, not worth the potential issues?
2015 Camry S E rides rough. Stock tire is 215/55-R17. Will 225/60-R17 tires fit without issues and ride smoother?
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Toyota Camry 2015 SE , was running fine then one day wouldnt start. i assumed it was the battery as it was a couple years old , swapped it out when to turn the key and it still wouldnt start. my ca...
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I bought a used 1988 Toyota Camry a few months ago. Got my first flat and when I opened the trunk for the spare, found out it doesn't fit the car because it has only 4 lug nut holes instead of 5. Pr...
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I have a 2007 Toyota Camry Se. It is going in drive and reverse but when you get up to about 20or 30 mph it stalls and the rpm rises to 4 to 6. Can someone help please
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Hello! I have an 2007 Toyota Camry 2.4 L 4 Cylinder... Need to replace the engine.. Other than the same engine, if I wanted to use another engine from a different year or model what could I use ...
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