What is the difference between 18-inch and 19-inch wheels?

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DeKathryn
07/28/25 2:37pm
18-inch and 19-inch wheels have the following differences: 1. Size: The diameter of an 18-inch wheel is 45.72 cm, slightly smaller than a 19-inch one. The overall vehicle models for both sizes do not differ significantly. 2. Manufacturing cost: 19-inch wheels have a higher manufacturing cost compared to 18-inch wheels, with some differences in materials used. 3. Price: For the same model, larger wheel sizes generally come with a higher price. 4. Driving comfort: 18-inch wheels offer better comfort. 5. Fuel consumption: The same car with 19-inch wheels will consume more fuel than with 18-inch wheels.
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