My car tires were the standard size P185 65 R14. They were recently changed to P185 60 R15. Will this cause any problems on this car?

they will be about an inch taller

Rim size 5x13 tyre size 155 R13 78T
5.5 x13 175/70 R13 82H/T
6 x 14 175/65 R14 82H
6 x 14 185/60 R14 82H
6 x 14 185/60 R14 V
6 x 15 195/50 R15 V
This Ford recommend to Escort.

check the drivers door or door pillar factory sticker would have proper size
that car roll off assembly line with
there is also compatible size that could be used
ex-- performance tire

this car takes a 14" rim. you an check for your self though by looking on the drivers side door frame and looking for the tire size on that placard. thte tire size can be read as following;

Width Profile(% of width) Rim size.
195 60 R14

this is just an example and not the actual tire size.

Hi!

195(width in mm)/60(sidewall height in % of width) R15(rim diameter)

This means, a 195/60 R15 rides lower than a 195/65 R15 tire. Imagine how it would look like when you put these different tire sizes on one car. It can be done but the car will be unbalanced both mechanically and aesthetically. Remember, your car was not designed for different front and rear tire sizes unlike some sports cars.

A 2005 model will most like come standard with ABS as with most cars produced year 2001 onwards.
Just buy 1 tire size for your car. If you wish to change to another tire size, change all the tires.

Good luck!

Yep! it will fit but the front tires will hit something on ur wheel arc when u turn to both right/left directions! The standard is 185~175/70 R14! Taah!

You can replace, but not mix. All the tires on the car needs to be the same size for traction control and ABS system. Having two different size tires on the car will cause problems. Just keep them all at the same size P215/60R15 or P205/65R15 only.

There are 2 choices for the Standard Plymouth Voyager:

195/75/14 or 205/70/14

There were two standard option size on the 2WD and 4WD Nissan pick up. 2WD there were 195/75-14 and 215/75-14. 4wd there were 235/75-15 and 31X10.5-15. Good luck and hope this helps, keep me posted,be glad to help

My 2002 Accent has the original rims which are R14 rather than the R13 specified in the owner's manual. Yet my speedometer is factory calibrated and gives the correct speed readings at all speeds (compared to my GPS navigator's indicated speed). I suspect that R14 is correct for your car and that Hyundai forgot to update the owner's manual.