just put my refurbished wheels back on

and need to stop me having to get them redone again so quick

 

im currently running 235/35/19s on the front (bead protectors sit flush)

235/45/19s on the rear and the alloy sticks above the tyre

all 4 falkens

 

so was going to put the 245's on the front

and buy two new 265's for the rears

BUT apparently falken don't do a 265/35/19

but can get 275's question is are these going to be ok?

the 4 tyres i have on now have done less than 500 miles, :cry: but need to do something to stop the problem happening again :headvswal

 

btw heres me wheels back on lol

no one??

 

or i guess everyones waiting for me to be the tester lol

Looks like you're living up to your name ;)

 

 

Don't know the answer, but they're looking good mate :D :cool:

 

Safest way would be to drive down the middle of the road :D

Looks like you're living up to your name ;)

 

 

Don't know the answer, but they're looking good mate :D :cool:

 

Safest way would be to drive down the middle of the road :D

 

lol looks like it mate :p

 

either the middle of the road or parking cameras :rolleyes:

although tbh im more worried about the tyre place damaging the wheels

keep swopping tyres, im sure he got paranoid me keep staring at him :slap:

got 275/40 18"s on the back of mine mate nothing rubs and fills the arches well.just noticed your on 19"s but outside dia should be close to the same due to different aspect ratios. hth.

get some pirelli p-zeros they come in 265 35 18 and all the other sizes. i just took ,mine off cos they fitted the wrong size tyre i needed 285 30 18's so ive just fitted falkens the p-zeros are very very sticky but wont wear out like eagle f1's. speak to yami's other half "J" hes in the trade.

just put my refurbished wheels back on

and need to stop me having to get them redone again so quick

 

im currently running 235/35/19s on the front (bead protectors sit flush)

235/45/19s on the rear and the alloy sticks above the tyre

all 4 falkens

 

so was going to put the 245's on the front

and buy two new 265's for the rears

BUT apparently falken don't do a 265/35/19

but can get 275's question is are these going to be ok?

the 4 tyres i have on now have done less than 500 miles, :cry: but need to do something to stop the problem happening again :headvswal

 

btw heres me wheels back on lol

 

Depends on the width of the alloys, as to wether 245 (8.5"+) with fit on front and 275 (9.5"+ I think) on rear.

its 19" im after guys

 

had pirelli p-zeros before , didnt like them in the wet

 

yep np for the alloy size Legrath, i think i have at least 9's on the front and 9.5 backs, which I THINK is my problem, as the current tyres are not extending beyond the edge of the alloys:(

 

cheers

its 19" im after guys

 

had pirelli p-zeros before , didnt like them in the wet

 

yep np for the alloy size Legrath, i think i have at least 9's on the front and 9.5 backs, which I THINK is my problem, as the current tyres are not extending beyond the edge of the alloys:(

 

cheers

had same problem on my 18"s mate had 255s fitted at the time you need at least 275s to get rim protectors on tyre to cover rim.

had same problem on my 18"s mate had 255s fitted at the time you need at least 275s to get rim protectors on tyre to cover rim.

 

yep i think ill go for the 275's cheers m8

and ive found them pretty cheap, so i can throw these prices at the tyre place:)

 

http://www.falkentyres.co.uk/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=53&numRecordPosition=15&strPageHistory=cat&strKeywords=&strSearchCriteria=

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Les on a 19 inch rear you need a 30 not a 35. or a 45 LOL your speedo will read way out.

Les on a 19 inch rear you need a 30 not a 35. or a 45 LOL your speedo will read way out.

 

 

yep was looking at 30's today m8, a lot easier to get as well

looks like ANOTHER 4 new tyres :cry:

 

cheers m8;)

Ok I did say this on the other post.

 

Whatever size wheel you get keep 225 front and 245 rear, if you go bigger your handling will suffer.