Tyre fitment

[1961ed1961]

Hi, can anyone tell me if I put 15" steel partner wheels fitted with 205/65/15 tyres, will they fit or foul the w/arches, suspension etc, would appreciate your knowledge,cheers Ed

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Forgot to say my van is a t reg berlingo 1.9 diesel,

[Coco]

Partner and Berlingo are the same vehicle.
15" were standard fitment to some models
205's will be fine

[ffrenchie]

If your old wheels were 14" they had higher profile tyres so the rolling radius of your 15" wheels and tyres will be near enough the same.

[1961ed1961]

Your both wrong guys, they don't fit. The maximum width is 195, wall height is 50 , so 195/50 /15 is the maximum size that will fit. You learn something new everyday.

[nil by mouth]

Unless you drop 20mm hubcentric spacers on first :thumbsup:
longer bolts required though , all adds to the bill of course illyme:
More than the price of wheels in accessories :S

[Kokain]

Yeah it's a 6j wheel even 195 will look stupid. Find some 4x108 15x7j wheels and then you can roll with 205's

[1961ed1961]

You won't get 205's under the w/arches no matter what. I have ended up fitting standard 14" wheels on , your knowledge on this occasion is limited. Thanks

[addo]

Thanks for the test fitting reports. I'd wondered if 205 would go, 185 seemed tight on the rear.

I've not seen 195 width tyres with commercial load ratings (87-up) at "everyday" prices but there were several choices of 205.

[madmonk]

test post

[dumdum]

You won't get 205's under the w/arches no matter what. I have ended up fitting standard 14" wheels on , your knowledge on this occasion is limited. Thanks

As is yours as I had 205/45r16's fitted to my v6partner van, and 205/40r17 fitted to my old partner....

The issue with the original posts tyres is the profile not the width of the tyre, put a 205/50 15 on and they'd fit, might need spacing a bit but they most certainly would fit...