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Can you use 14 inch wheels to replace set of 17 inch wheels?

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my daughter needs set of tires for 2006 Subaru gt sedan that has 17 inch rims. I have a fairly new set of winter tires on a 97 legacy with 14 inch rims.

 

can she use the 14 inch rims and tires to replace her 17 inch rims? if they have same bolt pattern ? would it hurt the transmission?

 

can she use the 14 inch rims and tires to replace her 17 inch rims?

 

the 14'' wheels will not clear the brakes.

sorry.

i don't think , (EDITED)

15" AND 16" would ............ work.

but some one with 06 experience will need to confirm.

Edited by johnceggleston

Not on an 06 GT, the smallest wheel that clears is a 17". Their brakes are quite big.

will 15" 5X100 bolt pattern wheels fit a '03 Legacy GT that has factory 16" on it?

will 15" 5X100 bolt pattern wheels fit a '03 Legacy GT that has factory 16" on it?

 

i don't think they will - 03 is around the time Subaru went to the larger of the two earlier rotors...there was like a 10.7" and 11.3" or something like that....

 

but 15" will clear some dual pot front calipers - in those cases it depends on the wheels - some 15" will clear and some won't - i think 15" steel Subaru wheels will not....jamal's brake caliper thread has a fairly extensive listing of brakes and what wheels clear them.

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