2007 Corolla S
- Thread starter brianvargas
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Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap:
:thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:
Below is a link to TireRack.com's, "Upgrade Garage", where you can select a wheel to, "install", on your car and see what it looks like. TireRack.com has hundreds of wheels to choose from.
http://www.tirerack.com/upgrade_gar...Corolla+S&autoYear=2007&autoModClar=With+TPMS
Keep in mind that with the original equipment wheels being either 15" or 16", installing 17" wheels with lower profile tires will make for a stiffer ride. If that is what you are looking for, go for it. Larger wheels also tend to weigh more which can reduce performance, acceleration and fuel economy. There's no free lunch.
The benefit of a larger wheel and lower profile tire is the steering response is improved for better handling. In other words, when you turn the steering wheel, the response to your steering input is quicker. But as I mentioned above, there are trade offs.
-- B.F.Goodrich T/A Certified Tire Specialist
:thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:Below is a link to TireRack.com's, "Upgrade Garage", where you can select a wheel to, "install", on your car and see what it looks like. TireRack.com has hundreds of wheels to choose from.
http://www.tirerack.com/upgrade_gar...Corolla+S&autoYear=2007&autoModClar=With+TPMS
Keep in mind that with the original equipment wheels being either 15" or 16", installing 17" wheels with lower profile tires will make for a stiffer ride. If that is what you are looking for, go for it. Larger wheels also tend to weigh more which can reduce performance, acceleration and fuel economy. There's no free lunch.
The benefit of a larger wheel and lower profile tire is the steering response is improved for better handling. In other words, when you turn the steering wheel, the response to your steering input is quicker. But as I mentioned above, there are trade offs.
-- B.F.Goodrich T/A Certified Tire Specialist