Yes the 60 is just the height of the tyre as long as it is the same inch tyre (16) and same tyres are fitted in pairs front or rear axle.
Yes, you can use a P215/60 R16 tire instead of a P225/60 R16, but there are some considerations. The P215 tire has a narrower width, which may affect handling, traction, and load capacity. Make sure that the narrower tire fits your vehicle's wheel well and that the overall diameter is compatible with your car’s specifications to avoid any issues with speedometer accuracy and clearance. Always consult your vehicle's manual or a tire professional before making a change.
16+60 = 76
16/60 x 100 = 26.6 recurring (that is, 26.6666...) Therefore, 16 is 26.6 recurring percent of 60.
60 percent is bigger; 16/100 = 16%
To find out how many times 16 goes into 60, divide 60 by 16. This equals 3.75, which means 16 goes into 60 three times completely, with a remainder. Therefore, you can say that 16 fits into 60 three times, with some left over.
235/65-16 or 255/60-16 are acceptable swaps.
The significance of the numbers 225 60 16 may be linked to a tire brand from Goodyear that uses that particular number sequence. Goodyear Viva 2 Tire P225/60R16.
30 psi front and 28 psi rear is good.
The 1993 Dodge Intrepid had two OEM tire sizes. The factory fitments for this vehicle were the P205/70/15 and P225/60/16 sizes.
If the OEM size for the car is 205/55-16 then the 225/60-16 tires will NOT be a good choice as a replacement 60 series tires. They will be 7% larger in overall diameter and your handling, ride, fuel mileage, performance, and speedometer will be adversly effected. It is never recommended to go over or under 3%. If you wish to use a 60 series tire then you would need to install a set of 195/60-16 which wil be 1.35% larger in overall diameter and are acceptible.
30 psi
Yes, you can.
Yes you can use 205 60 r 16 tires in place of 205 50 r 16. They are only slightly higher.
The stock tires for a Crown Victoria are P225-60-R15, provided you haven't changed wheels.
no you cannot
Yes, you can.
no you cannot