The specified configuration refers to a wheel and tire combination frequently used for certain models of a particular vehicle. This setup includes a 16-inch diameter steel wheel paired with a tire having a width of 215 millimeters, a sidewall aspect ratio of 70 (meaning the sidewall height is 70% of the tire’s width), and a 16-inch inner diameter to fit the wheel. This particular arrangement is often seen as an option for base models or for winter tire setups.
Steel wheels, while generally heavier than alloy wheels, offer increased durability, particularly in harsh conditions. Their robust construction makes them more resistant to damage from impacts, such as potholes or curbs. This makes them a practical choice for drivers in areas with challenging road conditions or for those seeking a cost-effective alternative to alloy wheels. Furthermore, this tire size offers a balance between ride comfort and handling, making it a suitable choice for everyday driving.