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with 225/50 tyres, how much of a job to fit, do you just have to roll back arches or do u hav to do fronts aswell, or will they not fit with 225's on?
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cheers, the ones i am lookin at have 225 tyres on , are these a nightmare to get on coz i dont want to but them and then have to throw tyres away and have to buy four new ones coz i cant get them on
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Depending an how good your suspension is you might have to get new tyres or get the arches properly rolled back, else it will cheese grate the edge everytime you go over a bump or dip in the road.
Standard size is 225/45 from memory, but 215/40's will deffo clear it and save you going through 2 sets of fronts every 200 miles
I dont know whether it was just me that found it, but it seemed to have took some of the handling away is well due to having the wrong off set AND it did seem better with a set of 17"s on it afterwards.
Just my opinion before someone tells me different
Standard size is 225/45 from memory, but 215/40's will deffo clear it and save you going through 2 sets of fronts every 200 miles
I dont know whether it was just me that found it, but it seemed to have took some of the handling away is well due to having the wrong off set AND it did seem better with a set of 17"s on it afterwards.
Just my opinion before someone tells me different
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I had the same size on my Saff and there really easy to keep clean as well 