You'll be fine, although I would recommend making sure the back is stock size and of the same Brand and Model.Will 195 55 R15 fit on the fron rims of an 2001 MR2, Also would this effect the handling drastically. This is a summer car with no hard driving.
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3% difference and <2 mph at 60. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Tires matching is more important.195-50- would be better what are your back tires? please tell me you are not mixing brands this is not wise even if you drive conservatively.
This is the route I would also take. I believe you want a little rake (lower front) as I recall (memory may be faulty here). Sure would not want to upset the finely balanced spyder with different brand tires.195-50- would be better what are your back tires? please tell me you are not mixing brands this is not wise even if you drive conservatively.
The profile will be nearly about the same as a 185-55-15 if a 50 series is chosen in a 195.This is the route I would also take. I believe you want a little rake (lower front) as I recall (memory may be faulty here). Sure would not want to upset the finely balanced spyder with different brand tires.
The spyder is lower in the back than the front stock, and is styled to hide that. Plus, the difference between the two sizes is 15 hundredths of an inch when looking at ride height.This is the route I would also take. I believe you want a little rake (lower front) as I recall (memory may be faulty here).
Bad memory or GIGO then. Personally I look at 23" dia.The spyder is lower in the back than the front stock, and is styled to hide that. Plus, the difference between the two sizes is 15 hundredths of an inch when looking at ride height.