Toyota Innova : Tyre & wheel upgrade thread

Nikhilb2008 · 23rd September 2009, 08:14

C Drives are available only in the Innova upsize. i.e 225/60 R15. You will not get them for your Baleno.

Buffetfan · 23rd September 2009, 21:50

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Originally Posted by Nikhilb2008

C Drives are available only in the Innova upsize. i.e 225/60 R15. You will not get them for your Baleno.

That is not nice to hear :(

GreaseMonk · 23rd December 2009, 14:36

What is the expected resale value for the stock bridgestones that come with the innova in exchange, say, for a set of yokohoma c drives?

Nikhilb2008 · 23rd December 2009, 15:44

About 2.5k or thereabouts.

Buffetfan · 21st January 2010, 02:14

For the Innova, I paid abt 1700 / tire to exchange my OEM Bridgestones (205/65R15) for 226/60R15 Yoko C.Drives.

hwatts · 2nd February 2010, 19:23

Hi. I'm tempted to buy a Yoko tyre for my Innova (G diesel). Tyre dealer in Delhi says only 225s are available, not 205. He says 225 tyres are terrific, but Toyota's service adviser in Delhi says 225 tyres in Innova are bad for wheel alignment. He suggests that I use Bridgestone/Goodyear and get them changed only at the Toyota authorised service station, which gets tyres directly from tyre manufacturers. I'm confused. Can you help please.

Akshay1234 · 2nd February 2010, 20:41

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Originally Posted by hwatts

Hi. I'm tempted to buy a Yoko tyre for my Innova (G diesel). Tyre dealer in Delhi says only 225s are available, not 205. He says 225 tyres are terrific, but Toyota's service adviser in Delhi says 225 tyres in Innova are bad for wheel alignment. He suggests that I use Bridgestone/Goodyear and get them changed only at the Toyota authorised service station, which gets tyres directly from tyre manufacturers. I'm confused. Can you help please.

that is absolute nonsense he is telling you. please go right ahead and get the 225/60 r15 yokohama c drive tyres. they wont disappoint you. the ride will improve and you will find it more silent also the grip improves.

Buffetfan · 5th February 2010, 01:13

I just wanted to add that after 7K of driving in my Innova, I realise that my Yoko C. Drives (225/60R15) while being extremely silent, are very sensitive to tire pressure. Anything above 32psi and the ride becomes bumpy. Around 30psi is what I find the most comfortable. A bit surprising..knowing that Toyota recommends 32 psi on the OEM size

Nikhilb2008 · 5th February 2010, 10:18

It's not due to the tyre. It's the size. Generally, as you upsize, you need to decrease the pressure slightly.

JackSparrow · 11th February 2010, 23:17

Got new tyres today at Ashoka Wheels, Minister road, Hyd.
Primacy LC was Rs.7400/- and C-drives Rs.5560/-. So went ahead with Yoko and saved around 10k. IMO Yoko looked better.
I was also told that the price for C-drives would go up by 15%. I don't know if its true but guys if you are looking to upgrade/change, do it now.
Will there be any problem running C-drives on stock rims?

Nikhilb2008 · 12th February 2010, 00:00

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Originally Posted by JackSparrow

Got new tyres today at Ashoka Wheels, Minister road, Hyd.
Primacy LC was Rs.7400/- and C-drives Rs.5560/-. So went ahead with Yoko and saved around 10k. IMO Yoko looked better.
I was also told that the price for C-drives would go up by 15%. I don't know if its true but guys if you are looking to upgrade/change, do it now.
Will there be any problem running C-drives on stock rims?

No problems running on stock rims if it is 205/65 R15. If it is 225/60R15, I hope you have alloys. There is no price increase on the C drives.... Prices of almost all Yoko tyres went up by about 5% recently(effective from 1st Feb 2010).

Ranjimso · 12th February 2010, 00:59

Check Bridgestone..durable and definitely cost effective..

JackSparrow · 12th February 2010, 11:16

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Originally Posted by Nikhilb2008

No problems running on stock rims if it is 205/65 R15. If it is 225/60R15, I hope you have alloys. There is no price increase on the C drives.... Prices of almost all Yoko tyres went up by about 5% recently(effective from 1st Feb 2010).

It's 225/60R15 on stock rims. Should I purchase alloys too

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Nikhilb2008 · 12th February 2010, 11:34

It's advisable you get alloys... Steel rims are usually quite narrow. Co0uld you find out and tell me what the width of the OEM steel rims are?

I think it should be 15x6j.

iraghava · 13th February 2010, 11:25

I think the Innova steel rim is a tad too thin for 225's, stock alloys are fine though since they're half an inch broader in width.

23rd September 2009, 08:14	#46
Nikhilb2008 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 5,195 Thanked: 10,177 Times	C Drives are available only in the Innova upsize. i.e 225/60 R15. You will not get them for your Baleno.
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23rd December 2009, 14:36	#48
GreaseMonk BHPian Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 289 Thanked: 94 Times View My Garage	What is the expected resale value for the stock bridgestones that come with the innova in exchange, say, for a set of yokohoma c drives?
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23rd December 2009, 15:44	#49
Nikhilb2008 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 5,195 Thanked: 10,177 Times	About 2.5k or thereabouts.
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21st January 2010, 02:14	#50
Buffetfan Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2005 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 1,130 Thanked: 216 Times	For the Innova, I paid abt 1700 / tire to exchange my OEM Bridgestones (205/65R15) for 226/60R15 Yoko C.Drives. Last edited by Buffetfan : 21st January 2010 at 02:15.
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2nd February 2010, 19:23	#51
hwatts Newbie Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: New Delhi Posts: 2 Thanked: Once	Hi. I'm tempted to buy a Yoko tyre for my Innova (G diesel). Tyre dealer in Delhi says only 225s are available, not 205. He says 225 tyres are terrific, but Toyota's service adviser in Delhi says 225 tyres in Innova are bad for wheel alignment. He suggests that I use Bridgestone/Goodyear and get them changed only at the Toyota authorised service station, which gets tyres directly from tyre manufacturers. I'm confused. Can you help please.
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5th February 2010, 01:13	#53
Buffetfan Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2005 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 1,130 Thanked: 216 Times	I just wanted to add that after 7K of driving in my Innova, I realise that my Yoko C. Drives (225/60R15) while being extremely silent, are very sensitive to tire pressure. Anything above 32psi and the ride becomes bumpy. Around 30psi is what I find the most comfortable. A bit surprising..knowing that Toyota recommends 32 psi on the OEM size Last edited by Buffetfan : 5th February 2010 at 01:14.
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5th February 2010, 10:18	#54
Nikhilb2008 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 5,195 Thanked: 10,177 Times	It's not due to the tyre. It's the size. Generally, as you upsize, you need to decrease the pressure slightly.
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11th February 2010, 23:17	#55
JackSparrow BHPian Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 96 Thanked: 5 Times View My Garage	Got new tyres today at Ashoka Wheels, Minister road, Hyd. Primacy LC was Rs.7400/- and C-drives Rs.5560/-. So went ahead with Yoko and saved around 10k. IMO Yoko looked better. I was also told that the price for C-drives would go up by 15%. I don't know if its true but guys if you are looking to upgrade/change, do it now. Will there be any problem running C-drives on stock rims? Last edited by JackSparrow : 11th February 2010 at 23:19.
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12th February 2010, 00:59	#57
Ranjimso BHPian Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 116 Thanked: 21 Times	Check Bridgestone..durable and definitely cost effective..
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12th February 2010, 11:34	#59
Nikhilb2008 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 5,195 Thanked: 10,177 Times	It's advisable you get alloys... Steel rims are usually quite narrow. Co0uld you find out and tell me what the width of the OEM steel rims are? I think it should be 15x6j.
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13th February 2010, 11:25	#60
iraghava Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bhaiyyaland Posts: 7,997 Thanked: 281 Times View My Garage	I think the Innova steel rim is a tad too thin for 225's, stock alloys are fine though since they're half an inch broader in width.
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