neil andeRSon

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as above. i've been offered 2 brand new 225/45/17's for nowt. question is will they be ok on a saph with standard suspension?

kossykarl

Hi mate, i think you`ll find these will rub. I wouldn`t go any bigger than 215/40/17 personally , and if its a 4x4 all four tyres must be the same size otherwise theres a possibility of knacking the diff up.

Hope this helps, woody

neil andeRSon

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hmm bugger. i was after a slightly bigger sidewall. i've got a set of 205/40/17's and they look fookin tiny under the arches. can't really lower it as the road i live in has massive fook off speed bump's and my exhaust catches as is. i was hoping they'd be ok then i'd just have to buy 2 more.

Rollin Rides

if there free just have them anyway, always handy to have layin round

kev new

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Give me a shout as maybe able to get you a good deal on some new rubber

Matt Baxter

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they will be to big mate tried them on mine, let the jack down and they were almost touching the arch

go for 225 35 17 thats what I would go for If you have an 8" wide rim fill the arch well and not had them rub even 5 up

Hth

Ridgey

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225/35 on a 8" rim is ideal

pacwest

Front and rear? On all saffs? What ET?

neil andeRSon

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i think my rim's are 7.5 and et38 iirc.. pacwest it's a 4x4 cossie.

was just wondering as it would end up being a fair bit cheaper getting 2 tyre's instead of 4.

Nash

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Dont think you will get 235/45 under the spring cups at the front tbh.