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Old 12-09-2003, 12:27 PM   #1
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Tires for 2000 Camry XLE V6

I am thinking about replacing the stock 205/60/16 with 225/55/16 tires. According to calculators, this will be the closest on the speedometer. Will I have any problem with these rubbing when I turn or will the tire even fit on my stock rims? I have the alloys that I think are 16x6".

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Brian
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