First thoughts are not what I expected. Small, pedestrian, an the dealer show room tire. It has to sink in that I just ran around a week with the Yokohama S-Drive s on the car. For me the Yokohama S-Drive is the most beautiful Tire to look at ever. That flat square sidewalk makes anything it sits under look trackable. So after driving and getting not even close to a rub up front. 205/45 16 on a 16x6 Team Dynamics Smarties wheel on my stock suspension is an easy fit. It fills up the wheel well perfect. As well as the 185/55 15 Kumho Ecsta PS-31on the Allutec Grip Three 15x5 inch wheel did. The Team Dynamics wheel off sets the wheel further in making the wider 205/45 tire not closer to the outer lip than the 185/55 tire. So the fit from the side looks the same but the 205 is wider. Because of it's rounder edge the Accelera PHI-R does not look wider. So in the front not looking like an S-Dive is the con. With the oris being that is a 205/45 16 up there with a 3.6 inch side wall. And cleaned up it's look nice and that it gives it a could have been factory look that's is a plus too. Moving to the back when I tell you the 215/45 16 Yokohama S-Drive on the rear of the Smart looked wide. That would be WWWide. Now I did experience this before when during the 2019 One Lap of America tour while running 195/40 17 tires on Genius Darwin 17x6 wheels my rear tires needed replacement. The S-Drives we're already discontinued and no shops near the Road America complex had 195/40's I went with 205/40 17 Hankook Vents 2 tires in the rear. On the car the 195/40 S-Drives sat wider because of that flat square shape. But I am Shocked at who less wide the 215/45 16 Accelera PH-R tires look on the ground than the 215/40 16 S-Drives. Fitment.... Not even close to rubbing anything but the road. It fills up the wheel well better, there is still room but I would get Mr tire to fill the wheel well I would lower the rear to close the gap. No I will not do that as I love the rake of my car so if I lowered it all around to keep the stance the same I would rub up front. I for sure will but swapping out for a 225/40 in the rear of the lotto fairy favors me. So the con in the rear is again, my eye remembers the S-Drive. For now the pro is ... It's done it's back there.