Tyres or Suspension?
Tyres or Suspension?
Hello
I have got some 18'a on my 1997 classic, am i using the right size tyres? i currently have 215/35/18 but i do get get a little rub on the rear passenger side when fully loaded
I am thinking shocks or springs may need replacing but just want to check before I going spending
I measured the distance between the centre of the wheel and the arch which came in at 32cm that's with no passengers just my lpg tank does that sound about right?
I have got some 18'a on my 1997 classic, am i using the right size tyres? i currently have 215/35/18 but i do get get a little rub on the rear passenger side when fully loaded
I am thinking shocks or springs may need replacing but just want to check before I going spending
I measured the distance between the centre of the wheel and the arch which came in at 32cm that's with no passengers just my lpg tank does that sound about right?
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The tyre size is spot on mate
,it could be the offset of the wheels,or like you say possibly worn springs and or shocks.
,it could be the offset of the wheels,or like you say possibly worn springs and or shocks.
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