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What is the wheel size of the Santana?

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JuniperLee

07/29/25 11:18am

Currently, there are two Santana models on sale: the Santana 2021 1.5L, which comes with 14-inch wheels, and the Santana Haona 2019 1.5L, which features 15-inch wheels. These two models are equipped with wheels of different sizes. Currently, car wheels can be divided into two different materials: steel wheels and alloy wheels. The characteristics of steel wheels and alloy wheels: The main advantages of steel wheels are their simple manufacturing process (usually using casting technology, while alloy wheels generally use low-pressure casting technology), relatively low cost, and strong metal fatigue resistance. Steel wheels are heavier (steel wheels are much heavier than aluminum alloy wheels of the same size), have greater inertia resistance, poor heat dissipation, and are prone to rust. Alloy wheels are lightweight, have low inertia resistance, high manufacturing precision, and minimal deformation during high-speed rotation. Their low inertia resistance helps improve the car's straight-line driving performance and reduces tire rolling resistance, thereby lowering fuel consumption. The thermal conductivity of alloy materials is about three times that of steel, providing excellent heat dissipation, which can help mitigate thermal decay in the vehicle's braking system, tires, and braking components.

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