Winter tyres and steel rims on 2010 honda jazz 1.4 se

[guest4287]

Wheel15 x 5 1/2 J

Tyres:

175/65R15 84T
On mytyres.co.uk they have these numbers but I don't know which ones I need
These are the numbers
Car type
Ge 6 1339ccm 73kw 01.2009-4-100-00-steel

GG 6 1339ccm 73kw 04-2011-4-100.00-steel

GG 3 1339ccm 73kw 01-2009-4-100.00-steel

GG 3 1339ccm 73kw 04.2011-4-100.00-steel

Ge 6 1339ccm 73kw 04.2011-4-100.00-steel

GG 6 1339ccm 73kw 12.2009-4-100.00- steel

I hope you can help me

[guest4287]

Has nobody ever fitted winter tyre on there jazz ??

[John Ratsey]

There is discussion although I can't find it.

Work down the forum and check the various wheels and tyres threads.

[Garyman]

They all fit- our UK Jazz model is the GE6 but GG3/6 indicates which country is was built/ market for (IIRC)

[guest4287]

So I can order any of the tyres and wheels ?.thank you.

[Garyman]

I would say so yes.

Personally, I would go for the GE6 2009-4 as mine was purchased in 2009 and I would say same for you if yours is a 2010 model

[guest4287]

Thank you for your help I will order the same. Thank you again.

[Defender]

@Robr9457, Yes I fitted winter tyres to my GE Jazz last winter and will be doing the same this winter, I'll be changing them over at the end of the month .
I've used winter tyres for the last four winters, I won't use summer tyres between November and March .

[D3DSL]

Me too, will be changing mine over in the next few weeks.  Winters make a maga difference in winter especially in snow.

Have these for SWMBO's GE



And these for my GD.

[guest4324]

The wheel size is the same for all the GE6 Jazz's, there are just several model numbers which have other differences (Lights, bumpers etc.)
I live in Switzerland and have seperate 15" steel wheels with winter tyres (176/65 R15) and alloy wheels with summer tyres (185/55 R16).
The only advice I would give is DO NOT go for the cheapest unkown tyres. I have Semperit Speed Grip 2 which are middle to higher class but do not cost a fortune. I would also consider Dunlop, Pirelli, Continental, Michelin although these cost a bit more.
The good tyres handle much better in dry or wet and on snow or ice.
If you go to the Swiss Breakdown Service (TCS) website you will see several tests they do together with the German ADAC for a couple of tyre sizes and you can get a general idea of which are good and which are bad. Search "TCS wintereifentest 2013" and there is a PDF attachment. If you hopeless at German use google translate
Below 7°c in any weather condition winter tyres will perform better than summer tyres due to the softer rubber compound and tread pattern.

[guest4287]

Thank you for your advice I will look into this.

[guest4078]

I use winter tyres to get round to my patients in winter. I have used Fulda Kristall Montero 3 for the last 3 years, and they are very good, quiet, smooth and grippy. Oponeo.co.uk sell them quite cheaply and deliver quickly. They also sell steel wheels if you need them. The Fulda's get good reviews in Germany, are German, Polish made and owned by Goodyear/Dunlop I believe.

[guest4287]

Will the wheel nuts I have on my car fit the steel wheels or will I have to get new ones ? .thank you

[culzean]

Will the wheel nuts I have on my car fit the steel wheels or will I have to get new ones ? .thank you

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