Can the original 17-inch tires be replaced with 18-inch ones?

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Yes, but there are several important points to note during the modification: 1. Proper matching: When upgrading to larger wheels, ensure proper matching. If not matched correctly, the vehicle's height may appear visually raised, which can look very unnatural and even negatively impact daily driving. 2. Wheel weight: Regardless of the material, larger wheels are inevitably heavier. Due to their increased weight and longer circumference, more power is required to rotate them. However, a car's power configuration is set at the factory. 3. Increased braking semi-load: After installing larger wheels, the car's acceleration may become slower and take longer. Additionally, heavier wheels increase the braking semi-load, resulting in longer braking distances. This is particularly crucial when driving at high speeds, as emergency braking requires precise control of the stopping distance. This consideration is essential for personal safety.