Can a car pass the annual inspection after changing from 15-inch to 16-inch wheels?

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Changing from 15-inch to 16-inch wheels on the original car will not pass the annual inspection. Reasons for failing the annual inspection: Any modification to the original car parts without approval will result in failing the annual inspection. The car must be restored to its original condition to pass. Benefits of changing from 15-inch to 16-inch wheels: The appearance will be significantly improved. Larger wheels mean wider tires, which provide better grip, shorter braking distance, and improved braking performance. Drawbacks of changing from 15-inch to 16-inch wheels: The wider tires increase friction, leading to higher fuel consumption and a heavier steering wheel. Key points to note when modifying wheels: When modifying wheels, the aspect ratio of the tires must be reduced accordingly to minimize the difference in tire outer diameter compared to the original specifications. If the difference is too large, it will affect the accuracy of the speedometer. Therefore, when changing from 15-inch to 16-inch wheels, the tires must be replaced with specifications suitable for 16-inch wheels, and the aspect ratio must be reduced accordingly.