BILLETBEANZ

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Hi all i was gona purchase some yoko AO48 tyres which have been off the rim and in dry storage for over a year. Just need some advise on would these still be ok to fit to a fast goin road car? Cheers

spuker1

should be ok, as long as they weren't knackered before someone took them off the rim

BILLETBEANZ

iTrader: (1)

Thy have been off the rim since storage and thy have no cracks or damage to the side wall and have been used but still have 4.5ml thread even all round.

BILLETBEANZ

iTrader: (1)

Can i run 40 on the front and 45 on the back?? Is this gona be possible? Cheers

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

Not on a 4wd car I would use exact same size tyre all round.

BILLETBEANZ

iTrader: (1)

Yep its 4wd, how about 205 on front and 215 on rear both being 40 width?? Cheers

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

Like I said I wouldn't do it on a 4wd, you will strain the diff and shorten its life, if all 4 wheels are equal then the diff can do its job equally.

Turbotits

iTrader: (2)

40 is not the width 205/215 is the width. 40 is the profile or height of sidewall. Although both 40 profile, the sidewalls will be different heights making the overall rolling radius of these to tyre sizes slightly different. So its not ideal on a 4wd car and could wind the diffs up. Profile sizes i.e. 40,45,60 are a percentage of the width of the tyre. Not 40,45 and 60mm as many think

BILLETBEANZ

iTrader: (1)

Cheers lads much appreciated had a nail in side wall didnt wna buy 2 new tyres but the spending on the subaru continues and seems to b never ending.. Thanks to Rog he worked out the rolling radius and said they wud be out by 8 mm.. Thanks lads

BILLETBEANZ

iTrader: (1)

Sorry i stand corrected... Overall diameter was out 8mm. Rolling radius is out by 2mm.. cheers Rog ure the man and im one thick cu*t lol