Toyota Camry 2000: Can I change the steel rims to alloys?
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Asked by Louie
Is it possible to change the 14-inch steel rims with 15-inch factory alloys on my 2000 Toyota Camry CSX Wagon without it being detrimental? My local tyre dealer and dealership service advisor state the difference in the tyre profile (P205/65/R15) compared to existing tyres (P185/75/R14) makes it possible without any adverse effect. Please confirm.
Answered by CarsGuide
28 Sep 2010Yes, it fits within the legal maximum difference in diameter.
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