ive picked up a set of goodyear wrangler MTR tyres of a friend whos baught a G4 RRS the dealer fitted new tyres to it upon purchase but he doesnt need them as he only wants it to look good so offered me the tyres now back to my question do i just inflate them to the STD land rover pressure for 255/55/19 or is there a different pressure for the MTR'S on a FFRR whats your oppinions guys  onto no6 Range Rover

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How about 4 or 5 periods and a comma for good measure. 08 FFRR
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yes that would work, but im lazy and grammer isnt my specialised subject im more a hit things with a big hammer type of guy  onto no6 Range Rover

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Blimey, the days of Britain being Great really are over when an American is in a position to correct an Englishman in the matter of grammar! It's a full-stop though, a period means something far less straight-forward and pleasant in English!  Rules are made for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men.

Soupdragon wrote:

Blimey, the days of Britain being Great really are over when an American is in a position to correct an Englishman in the matter of grammar! It's a full-stop though, a period means something far less straight-forward and pleasant in English!

On my wife's Volvo XC60 there’s the normal pressure and then there's an "eco" pressure, which in fact is the maximum load pressure. So using this judgment and a mechanic friend's advice, for my FFRR I’m using the recommended maximum load ones, which are 2.7 front and 2.9 rear for my 19”.

kin wrote:

Soupdragon wrote:

Blimey, the days of Britain being Great really are over when an American is in a position to correct an Englishman in the matter of grammar! It's a full-stop though, a period means something far less straight-forward and pleasant in English!

LOL think Britain stopped being great a long time ago, and what makes you think Vigneron is not British American?

Quite simple; use of the word 'period' and lack of a question mark at the end of the sentence!!

All in jest though. Rules are made for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men.

Back on thread, MTR's run them at standard bar. Then adjust acordingly for off road situations

thanks chaps , you have all made me smile and also answered my question. full stops included  onto no6 Range Rover

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