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#4
I had 205/45/17's on & just replaced them with 215/45's it should have had 215/40's on but I wanted a bit of profile so the ride was comfy.
The only problem I ran into was that the rear tyre's fouled on the arch rubber when fully laden & driven hard, so I remied this buy removing the rubber.
The car drives really well now on the larger tyres and makes the rough roads near me still quite comfy.
So I think theres no harm in fitting a slightly larger profile.
The only problem I ran into was that the rear tyre's fouled on the arch rubber when fully laden & driven hard, so I remied this buy removing the rubber.
The car drives really well now on the larger tyres and makes the rough roads near me still quite comfy.
So I think theres no harm in fitting a slightly larger profile.
#5
Originally Posted by CARL2000
I had 205/45/17's on & just replaced them with 215/45's it should have had 215/40's on but I wanted a bit of profile so the ride was comfy.
The only problem I ran into was that the rear tyre's fouled on the arch rubber when fully laden & driven hard, so I remied this buy removing the rubber.
The car drives really well now on the larger tyres and makes the rough roads near me still quite comfy.
So I think theres no harm in fitting a slightly larger profile.
The only problem I ran into was that the rear tyre's fouled on the arch rubber when fully laden & driven hard, so I remied this buy removing the rubber.
The car drives really well now on the larger tyres and makes the rough roads near me still quite comfy.
So I think theres no harm in fitting a slightly larger profile.
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Sara, it might be worth posting up what wheels and offset you have aswell, as this also makes a difference as to wether they will rub or not, it's a lot of money to spend if they turn out to be the wrong choice......
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