Currently have 215's and there seems to be a bit of room for some bigger rubber.
Any advice welcome and happy new thingy and all that
Alex
tyre sizes (again)
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donkeychomp
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tyre sizes (again)
I have a standard Vitara, would 235's fit without any mods?
Currently have 215's and there seems to be a bit of room for some bigger rubber.
Any advice welcome and happy new thingy and all that
Alex
Currently have 215's and there seems to be a bit of room for some bigger rubber.
Any advice welcome and happy new thingy and all that
Alex
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vitara_mad
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Re: tyre sizes (again)
unless you trim the arches a bit they would catch
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Re: tyre sizes (again)
i have 235/75/15 tyres on my vitrara i have also just put on a lift kit and they only just miss the rear of the arch with the lift fitted, the full steering lock though seems ok with no rubbing.
so i guess not really.
so i guess not really.
Re: tyre sizes (again)
i run 235/75/15s on 8"rims on mine with a home made 2" body lift and still had to trim some metal off front arches . knocked the rear arch lip up and flat with a hammer hasnt caught yet .
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donkeychomp
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Re: tyre sizes (again)
I guess 235's are out then...225's maybe?
Need a new set badly but want bigger tyres, might have to go for some sort of lift kit.
Need a new set badly but want bigger tyres, might have to go for some sort of lift kit.
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