What is the tire size specification for the 2014 Corolla?

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LeQuinn
09/01/25 8:13am
2014 mid-to-high trim Corolla models are equipped with Dunlop ENASAVE EC300 tires, sized at 205/55/R16. Additional information: The EC300 tire belongs to Dunlop's eco-friendly tire series, utilizing newly developed low-fuel-consumption rubber material to reduce overall rolling resistance. Compared to conventional formulations, the new compound features a tighter molecular structure with modified ends, minimizing unnecessary molecular polymer movement to reduce heat loss and achieve energy efficiency.
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StSilas
09/14/25 3:56am
As a long-time Corolla owner, I clearly remember the 14th generation model came standard with 195/65R15 tires on 15-inch rims. This size was wisely chosen to balance comfort and fuel efficiency, making city driving smooth and worry-free. I strongly advise against changing the original specifications when replacing tires, as it may cause steering or suspension issues and compromise safety. I once experienced a significant fuel consumption spike after installing wrong-sized tires - a lesson learned the hard way. Before winter or long trips, remember to check tire pressure and maintain it at the manufacturer's recommended level to extend tire life. The Corolla is a sturdy car that performs even better with correct tire sizes. Note that some higher trim levels come with 205/55R16 tires on 16-inch rims - always check your manual to be sure. Ensure even tire wear and have mechanics inspect them during regular maintenance to prevent unexpected issues.
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