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can i go to 16 inch wheels from 17 inch wheels

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    Originally posted by 7Valleys View Post
    You shout have no issues if you maintain the same rolling diameter. An extra inch of wheel means 1/2 inch less side wall and a firmer ride.


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    Half an inch is so small amount of difference I doubt anyone could tell the difference even a few PSI differences in tyre pressure would make things different so the point is not valid

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