Car Mechanic Simulator 2018 – Default Rims and Tires
Car Model – Rim Details – Tire Details
Bolt Atlanta – Rim Atlanta (15″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire (215/70R15)
Bolt Cape – Rim Cape (15″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire Wall A (205/70R15)
Bolt Reptilia R2 – Rim Reptilia R2 (17″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (285/45R17)
Bolt Hellcat – Rim Atlanta (14″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire (215/65R14)
Bolthorn Grand Mojave – Rim Classic 09 (20″) ET:0 – Offroad Tire B (275/50R20)
Bolt Reptilia – Race B 225/60R15 tires on Retro 03 15″ ET0 rims
Bolt Rollett – Rim Rollett (14″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire (205/75R14)
Castor Avalanche – Rim Avalanche (19″) ET:0 – Standard Tire B (235/55R19)
Castor Earthquake – Rim Classic 09 C (20″) ET:0 – Offroad Tire B (275/55R20)
Castor Earthquake REX – Rim Classic 08 (20″) ET:0 – Offroad Tire B (275/55R20)
Chiefan Bandit – Rim Retro 07 (14″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire (205/75R14)
Chieftan TBX – Rim TBX (15″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (235/60R15)
DC Typhoon – Rim Typhoon (17″) ET:0 – Race Tire B (255/65R17)
Delray Custom – Rim Retro 12 (15″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire Wall A (205/75R15)
Delray Imperator – Rim Classic 04 (20″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (245/40R20)
Dodge Challenger – Rim Retro 01 (15″) ET:0 – Race Tire B (225/60R15)
Dodge Charger – Rim Atlanta (16″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire (235/60R16)
Echos Cobra – Rim Classic 05 (20″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (295/30R20)
Elenti Callope – Rim Classic 13 (16″) ET:0 – ?? (205/40-R18)
Emden Lotz – Rim Lotz (16″) ET:0 – Standard Tire B (205/55R16)
FMW Panther – Rim Classic 02 (19″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (225/40R19)
FMW Roadster – Rim Classic 06 (18″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (225/40R18
katagiri Katsumoto – Rim Classic 16 (16″) ET:0 – Standard Tire (205/45R16)
Luxor Bowen – Rim Bowen (15″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire Wall A (205/90R15)
Mayen M3 – Rim Classic 01 (18″) ET:0 – Standard Tire (225/45R18)
Mayen M3 – 4×4 – Rim Classic 02 (19″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (255/30R19)
Mayen M6 – Rim Classic 02 (18″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (235/40R18)
Mayen M8 – Rim Modern 05 (19″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (245/40R19)
Mazda RX-3 – Rim Classic 01 (14″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (155/70R14)
Mazda RX-7 – Rim Mazda RX7 B (17″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (235/45R17)
Mioveni Urs – Rim Classic 04 (16″) ET:0 – Offroad Tire B (215/65R16)
Olsen Grand Club – Rim Modern 06 (20″) ET:0 – Offroad Tire B (245/45R20)
Pino Piccolo – Rim Classic 02 (14″) ET:0 – Standard Tire (175/65R14)
Royale Bianco – Rim Classic 06 (17″) ET:0 – Standard Tire B (205/45R17)
Royale Crown – Rim Classic 03 (19″) ET:0 – Standard Tire B (24535R19)
Royale GTR – Rim Modern 06 (20″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (255/30R20)
Sakura GT20 – Rim Retro 09 (15″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire B (165/80R15)
Sakura Moon – Rim Classic 12 (19″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (235/45R19)
Salem Flamo – Rim Retro 10 (15″) ET:0 – Standard Tire (185/60R15)
Salem Kieran – Rim Classic 13 (16″) ET:0 – Standard Tire (205/45R16)
Salem Spectre – Rim Retro 03 (19″) ET:0 – Sport Tire (235/45R19)
Salem Spectre Fastback – Rim Retro 11 (15″) ET:0 – Race Tire (215/65R15)
Smith 1500 – Rim Basic 01 (15″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire Wall A (225/75R15)
Tempest Magnum – Rim Retro 10 B (14″) ET:0 – Vintage Tire (215/75R14)
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Bolt Reptilia – Race B 225/60R15 tires on Retro 03 15″ ET0 rims
Thanks a lot.
reptilia r2 supercharged.. 285/40/r18 race b on 18″ retro 03b et0.
dodge challenger is being a pain its telling me i need two type of rims for some reason the front left is saying i need a rim cape and all the others are saying it need retro 1
So long as you use the same or similar dimensions tyres, that come off the vehicle, as ones you are putting back on different rims, you should be ok.
Just remember the RIM size. Trial and error, if you sold the original tires.
I mean, if the vehicle wants Vintage Tire Wall A, and you want to try out Race Tire or SLICKS, there should be no reason why not! Use the appropriate WIDTH / PROFILE – RIM dimensions.