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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35264 |
a quick google comes up with about £165, so with v&b thats not a bad price.. ... - .- -.
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19th Dec 2012 3:33pm |
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Contraband Member Since: 08 Nov 2010 Location: FIFE Posts: 3697 |
Yip, the place I use is £182.60 fully fitted.
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19th Dec 2012 3:34pm |
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ricknayton Member Since: 07 Apr 2012 Location: Essex Posts: 29 |
Just nice to hear it off of someone in the know.
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19th Dec 2012 3:34pm |
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Contraband Member Since: 08 Nov 2010 Location: FIFE Posts: 3697 |
Read my edit.. Previously..
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19th Dec 2012 3:39pm |
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ricknayton Member Since: 07 Apr 2012 Location: Essex Posts: 29 |
Thanks Contraband.
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19th Dec 2012 3:51pm |
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Contraband Member Since: 08 Nov 2010 Location: FIFE Posts: 3697 |
Can't really recommend anything, but 106 load index is for up to 950kg, my standard fit tyres were rated 111 which were for up to 1090kg... 'tis a heavy old beast is the FFRR, I would check that 106 is insurance friendly.... And safe.
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19th Dec 2012 4:03pm |
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ricknayton Member Since: 07 Apr 2012 Location: Essex Posts: 29 |
No, that's really helpful. Thanks a lot for that.
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19th Dec 2012 4:07pm |
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wats39 Member Since: 08 Jul 2012 Location: fife Posts: 77 |
already looked into this as was looking at buying new tyres for my 22s. 106 rated tyres are fine unless towing then would need 109 or higher to keep the insurance companies happy at least. this is going by the maximum axle weights in the owners handbook. max front axle load is 1530kg, max rear is 1850kg which can increase to a max of 2050kg when towing. |
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19th Dec 2012 7:07pm |
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KurtVerbose Member Since: 08 Aug 2010 Location: Les Arses Posts: 5848 |
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19th Dec 2012 7:13pm |
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Contraband Member Since: 08 Nov 2010 Location: FIFE Posts: 3697 |
I am no expert on this.. But when you are cornering, there must be a significant percentage of the axle weight transferred to the outside wheel. All the calculations are based on static weights. Also, if you hit a bump, the loading on the tyre will shoot up as well. I would say, best not to guess and calculate, go with the owners handbook or a tyre manufacturers guide. Previously..
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19th Dec 2012 7:29pm |
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wats39 Member Since: 08 Jul 2012 Location: fife Posts: 77 |
I agree with contraband but the manufacturers handbook doesnt list tyres for a 22" rim. i think most 285 35 22 tyres are 106 load rated tops with only one that i know of being a 112 and thats an 'achilles' or something. i would imagine the tyre manufacturers would have a large safety margin built into their tyres anyway so i wouldnt worry bout running a 106 rated tyre, after all it is load rated to take the weight of the ff so should still be legal????? i hope so 'cause mine are 106's |
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19th Dec 2012 8:22pm |
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ricknayton Member Since: 07 Apr 2012 Location: Essex Posts: 29 |
Thanks a lot for the input guys.
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20th Dec 2012 8:42am |
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Contraband Member Since: 08 Nov 2010 Location: FIFE Posts: 3697 |
Previously..
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20th Dec 2012 8:43am |
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salb Member Since: 25 Feb 2012 Location: blackburn Posts: 332 |
Hi guys,
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20th Dec 2012 9:06am |
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