What Are the Impacts of Changing Car Wheels?

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Directly affects fuel consumption, meaning it consumes more fuel. Generally, a 10-liter fuel consumption would increase by half a liter. If it's for urban commuting, for aesthetics and personal preference, it's recommended to change them because they look really nice. However, for public vehicles or those with high usage rates, it's advised not to change them. Less driving means less wear and tear; frequent driving results in significant wear. Below is additional information: Disadvantages of increasing wheel size: Do not blindly increase wheel size. Some people increase wheel size to improve car performance. With the tire's outer diameter unchanged, larger wheels must be paired with wider and flatter tires, reducing the car's lateral swing and improving stability, making turns as light as a dragonfly skimming the water. However, the flatter the tire, the thinner its thickness, leading to poorer shock absorption performance and a greater sacrifice in comfort.