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Pity about these Size Wise

I really quite like these Alloys but it is just a pity that they only come in the RRS size the 275 x 40 x 20 …… Whistle

If i could get them in 255 x 50 x 20 Thumbs Up

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That's tyre sizes your quoting Mick Whistle

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Yeah but they only come in the RRS rim tyre size not the FF size Question ====================================

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So what is the difference between RRS and FFRR rims, is it the PCD or ET?

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RRS are 9.5j and FF's are 8.5j …… And what the Censored an Alien has to do with Alloys i don't know , thought ET was more into bikes … Laughing Laughing ====================================

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The ET number is the amount of offset the wheel has, which is more important than the wheel width

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So can you put 255 x 50 x 20 tyres on these then . Whistle ====================================

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Not recommended but you could put 275 x 50 x 20 or 295 x 50 x 20 on Thumbs Up

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"Open Mike Night " sounded like a lot of fun until i found out i was going to an Autopsy

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there is only 4mm difference between the RRS rims and the fullfat ones , so nothing to worry about, but the 255/50/20 fullfat tyre size is only recommended to fit a 8.5j rim so you'll have to find some bigger tyres ie 275/45/20.. ... - .- -.




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Just read on the net that 255 will be fine on a 9.5J rim Thumbs Up

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it will fit John but ideally it should have wider tyres...

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The Audi has a 9J wheel and a 255 section tyre.

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what profile? ... - .- -.




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