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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars



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Tyre will be only very slightly taller (5mm increase in rolling radius) so may cause minor speedo error. However thewy will fill the arches a little better and should look Cool

Forgot to say that you also get the same "Comfort Value" as you do with 255/55 R19 so thats unusual for 20" Rims.... Thumbs Up

I would get them.

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Ive ordered the Hankook Ventus ST RH06 and will have them fitted on Monday. Size is larger, 275/45/20 to get as close to the rolling diameter of the 255/50/20 as possible with RRS rims since the RRS tyres are too small for the FFRR.

I just hope the RRS AB wheels ive got look as good on the FF as they do in the boxes Whistle

Will update once the tyres are fitted and ive had a few days with it.

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If they are the grey ones with thick round spokes I love them Thumbs Up

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Not sure which they are and cant figure out how to post a picture, they are 10 spoke machine finished with a grey inside.

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carlos50 wrote:
Ive ordered the Hankook Ventus ST RH06 and will have them fitted on Monday. Size is larger, 275/45/20 to get as close to the rolling diameter of the 255/50/20 as possible with RRS rims since the RRS tyres are too small for the FFRR.

I just hope the RRS AB wheels ive got look as good on the FF as they do in the boxes Whistle

Will update once the tyres are fitted and ive had a few days with it.


Understand your choice of 275/45 over the 265/50 however:

255/50 = 2327 circumference 8.8 ride quality

265/50 = 2358 circumference 9.6 ride quality (31mm off standard - bigger)

275/45 = 2304 circumference 8.2 ride quality (23mm off standard - smaller)


Therefore by choosing 265/45 over 265/50 you have smaller than Standard Wheels and worse ride quality. Persobally I would have gone with the oversize tyre to get the bigger sidewall and comfort factor plus a better fill of arches but there is not much in it Thumbs Up

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I wanted a bit of extra road feel (not as much as the 285/35/22 i just took off) hence the smaller sidewall and wider footprint.

Have to admit i hadnt realised a 265/50/20 would work, its actually a strange size and about £40 per corner more expensive so i think im good with my choice Confused

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Is the 275/45/20 the wrong size, i can call the tyre shop and change the order before its too late?.

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I think they will work very well may just look slightly too small as do all RRS wheel/tyre combos....

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Im concerned now Big Cry

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Wont the 265 wide tyre be slightly narrow for the 9.5 J wide rims?. Tyre calculators suggest so.

A 275/45/20 tyre has a side wall of 124mm against a 255/50/20 of 127mm yet the 265/50/20 is 132mm which will make them very soft.

I guess your right the 275/45 may look too small Sad

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OK so you have a choice:

1. Tyres you ordered will allow super fast handling but be a bit hard ride wise and may look like shopping trolley wheels.

2. Oversize 265/50 with have more side-wall so slightly more give/roll but will look better than standard (as will fill arches and look business like) and provide a very comfortable ride equivalent to a 255/55 R19.

You will have a slightly greater speedo deviation though.

I am not trying to persuade you as we all have opinions and the smaller wheels WILL be better for handling but I do not scream around corners in a Range Rover.

PS: I Had not considered the suitability of the 9.5J Rim!

http://www.alloywheels.com/tyrecalc.asp suggests max rim 9j......

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What is the factory standard tyre size for the RRS rims you have?

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275/40/20 I believe.

I rang the tyre dealer and he spat his dummy out so the order is cancelled now anyway Shocked

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From Standard 275/40 R20:


Tyre code Diameter Circumference Difference
---------- -------- ------------- ----------
265/40 R20 720 mm 2262 mm -1.1 %
275/40 R20 728 mm 2287 mm 0 %
285/40 R20 736 mm 2312 mm 1.1 %
265/45 R20 747 mm 2347 mm 2.54 %
275/45 R20 756 mm 2375 mm 3.78 %

None of these 9.5J sizes are going to look full size on L3222 I am afraid.


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Good work Carlos have you tried AJS 4x4 site sponsor? Reading Gaz's post I would defo go with the 265 option. Present :2008 TDV8 HSE
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