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Old 05-07-2013, 04:55 PM
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Default Classic 18's tyre size?
The wagon is running 215/35 toyos at the moment which is the recommended size I understand from Ron and Keith. Not looking to change them until they run down but is anyone running either a 40 profile or even a 225 that has a view on how they behave?
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Old 05-07-2013, 05:19 PM
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225/35/18 you can get away with but 225/40/18 will rub
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Old 05-07-2013, 05:24 PM
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225/35/18 you can get away with but 225/40/18 will rub
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Old 05-07-2013, 06:09 PM
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35 are the correct profile.
I run 225/35 on a 8 inch rim.

Yours are 7.5 iirc.
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Old 05-07-2013, 06:53 PM
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I'm running 225 40 18's and no probs
It's when I run 18" rally Tarmac tyres I have the problem
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35 are the correct profile.
I run 225/35 on a 8 inch rim.

Yours are 7.5 iirc.
Keith's on the case in getting me all the receipts and stuff so you may be right scott
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I'm running 225 40 18's and no probs
It's when I run 18" rally Tarmac tyres I have the problem
You did stretch the arches a bit though!!

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Is that real? That looks like some dodgy repair you'd do out on the field when you've got to improvise due to not having the right tools
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Is that real? That looks like some dodgy repair you'd do out on the field when you've got to improvise due to not having the right tools
It's real and have a arch roller but could not be ****d take the wheel on and off .
Worked well and I'm not a polish bunny this cars is there to have its ****d spanked so couldn't give amonkeys as long as it works .
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I ran 18's with R888's 225/40/18 with only rolled arches on my RA no problems to report
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I ran 18's with R888's 225/40/18 with only rolled arches on my RA no problems to report
With people in the back?
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Keith's on the case in getting me all the receipts and stuff so you may be right scott

Scott is correct!!
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