However, it's always best to check your owner's manual. It will list the recommended tire sizes for your specific vehicle. Even if the manual doesn't explicitly list the 215/70R16, the small size difference makes it likely to be compatible.
Things to consider:
* Wheel Well Clearance: The slightly wider tire might be very close to the wheel wells, especially when turning. Make sure there's sufficient clearance to prevent rubbing.
* Speedometer Calibration: The larger tire diameter will slightly increase your speedometer's error. It will likely read slightly slower than your actual speed. This difference is usually minor and not cause for concern.
* Fuel Economy: A slightly wider tire might slightly reduce fuel economy.
Before making the change, it's a good idea to consult a tire professional. They can confirm compatibility and check for potential clearance issues.
