bc no tire shop wants give me an answer if they fit for SE .That Nokian is low resistance rolling tire design for EV and have snow flake on it for all weather traction with 60000 miles warranty.why I want that tire bc on my Subaru I installed WRG-4 Nokian older version and I love it rain snow heat after 15000 miles no wear at all and handling is great . Also bc I will be driving up north from NewYork through winter I need that tires which I can have more benefits not just strictly Nokian Hakkapeliitta winter tires .My trip is 70 miles each way but I can charge at home there or Charge Point public 300 yards from house .
Pretty sure the center bore should be 66.6mm to fit (or larger than that with hub rings).
Anybody there @ Rexio question?
I’m still looking for answers I need someone who put 205 /55/16 on factory 195/55/16 as I’m sure this can works need help who runs those without issues?
Yes, they will fit.
Just to make sure you have them on a car or is just a logical statement 205/55/16? Fit? I really appreciate your answer as yes they fit or is just bolt statement ! You see as I buy them and install I can’t return if they not work as $165 a tire
My winter tires are 215/45/17 and I've had no issues. Seems hard to believe that narrower tires would rub.
I really appreciate your answer as I was waiting for from any member to clear my Nokian WRG-205/55/16 instead of 195/55/16 Hankooks summer tires as in New York I don’t need winter tires was my best choice to switch to all weather as I have them on Subaru and I love Nokians all weather tires as I have 4 rims 16” Revolte to switch as I have 8 Hankooks summer tires as I bought on crags list for $400 and for colder weather I get new Nokians all weather bellow 40’ F temperature.As you running Blizzaks 205/55/16 on 16” rims I’m very happy with an answer as everyone in tire shop not recommended morons !
Ordered those today 205/55 16 Nokian WRG-5 Remedy for $133,99 free shipping and I’m going to follow how they perform as they should be low resistance tires design for EW’s
I bought a set of wr-g4s 195/55-16s in late '22. The Nokians have a hard to measure efficiency loss. I believe that they are the lowest rolling resistance snow capable tyres. They are great in sub zero weather. Warm wet weather they are a little bit so-so. They are quite tolerant of 90-100F NC summers, but do appear to wear a bit quicker then.
They should get better with a few miles on them. The Contis will be my autocross travelling and wet event tyres. The last time I drove in the rain on 200TWs, I was spinning the front wheels in cruise on the interstate 
. If the efficiency hit isn't too great, I may also daily the Contis. My factory Kooks have maybe 1/3 life left.
As I have on my factory Hooks 15000 miles and second set buy out 3000 miles with rims I don’t see much wear after 15000miles but as I’m. Traveling in winter up to CT from N.Y. as weather get cooler I need better tires as Nokian all weather WRG-5 RemedyI bought a set of wr-g4s 195/55-16s in late '22. The Nokians have a hard to measure efficiency loss. I believe that they are the lowest rolling resistance snow capable tyres. They are great in sub zero weather. Warm wet weather they are a little bit so-so. They are quite tolerant of 90-100F NC summers, but do appear to wear a bit quicker then.
I'd happily use them as all year commuter tyres in NY. I ran the euro version nokians all year back in the UK. I'm pretty sure that you will like them.
I've just splashed out on a set of extreme contact sport02s in 205/45-16. I have a probably wet event this weekend and my Nankangs are down to the wear bars... The Contis replaced worn out RT660s on my BBS RG-F wheels. I have not been able to find 205/50-15s Contis since spring. Supposedly on back order... Full throttle in the rain on the way back and power was only being limited to about 90%
