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No. Your bike must have enough clearance in the fork and on the rear stays to accommodate the wider rims and tires. If you’re not sure, bring your bike to the shop and we’ll check for clearance. If you run the wider rims without enough clearance, you will damage your frame, possibly causing the frame to fail.
