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Putting wheels and tyres from a Ford KA onto a Ford Street KA
I own a Ford KA running on 165/60/14 wheels and tyres; would the same wheels and tyres be interchangable with a Ford Street KA running on 16 inch wheels (195/45 R16 tyres)?
Asked on 31 May 2011 by John Lindsay
Answered by
Honest John
If they have the same rolling circumference, probably yes. I think they are both standard four bolt fitting. But, of course, you have to disclose the modification to your insurer, or your insurance could be voided in the event of a smash.
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