Chrysler Town & Country Wheel Size
With the Chrysler Town & Country wheel size chart, users can easily be able to know how to figure out the effect of changing the offset along with the aspect of changing the wheel width. Start by inputting your car’s wheel width and offset. Then input the new wheel width and offset as a way of determining the clearance between the strut housing and the inside of the wheel.
Chrysler Town & Country Wheel Size
2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008| Town & Country Bolt Pattern | PCD 5x127 See Adapters  |
| Stock wheel offset | 30 to 45 mm Wheel Spacers |
| Center bore (hub bore) | 71.5 Use Hub Centric Rings |
| Thread size | M12 x 1.5 Lug Nuts |
| Stock Rim Sizes Range | 16x7.0 – 20x8.5 Hubcaps |
| Tire sizes | 225/65 R16 – 235/45 R20 |
Chrysler Town & Country Wheel Size
2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999| Town & Country Bolt Pattern | PCD 5x114.3 See Adapters |
| Stock wheel offset | 25 to 50 mm Wheel Spacers |
| Center bore (hub bore) | 71.5 Use Hub Centric Rings |
| Thread size | M12 x 1.5 Lug Nuts |
| Stock Rim Sizes Range | 15x5.0 – 20x8.5 Hubcaps |
| Tire sizes | 215/70 R15 – 215/60 R17 |
Advantages and disadvantages of the different kind of wheels. It will help you to select your Chrysler Town & Country wheel size:
Chrysler Town & Country Big wheels
Advantages
- – Have great handling capability.
- – The fact that it has less balancing on the rubber casing enhances your car’s stability.
- – Comes with added braking capability.
- – Can comfortably handle greater speed as well as weight limits.
Disadvantages
- – Very expensive
- – The fact that they are big means that comfort is not maximized
- – Tend to wear out very quickly
Chrysler Town & Country Smaller wheels
Advantages
- – The comfort aspect is maximized
- – Relatively cheap
Disadvantages
- – Poor handling capability
- – Has a relatively ugly look
- – Weak performance due to their small sizes
But just in case, we strongly recommend to users to always use the wheel dimensions that were stipulated to them by the vehicle’s manufacturers. This is the case as using other types of wheels will mean that your fuel consumption rate will be impacted, as well as your speedometer indicating untrue speed rating that does not reflect the actual speed that you are driving at. Such a fate can even see you getting a fine in different regions.