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Plant



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United Kingdom 2003 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zambezi Silver
Can I run 275/40/20 tyres on a 2003 vogue?

Are these ok to run on a Vogue or would they cause issue with the transfer case? I have come from owning a BMW x3 where the correct tyres were essential, not sure if the FFRR is as sensitive?
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because of the width you would ideally want them on 9.5j wheels , and the speedo will be out btw..

loads on here re this, have a search. ... - .- -.




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Not ideal but yes you can and as Stan says its better if they are on the wider RRS Wheels.

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Plant



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United Kingdom 2003 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zambezi Silver

They are mounted on a set of stormers so they are 9.5j
I take it this would be fine then?

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i had RRS wheels and tyres on my td6 but you need to consider that the speedo will read slightly out.. ... - .- -.




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They will run OK - just make sure you tell your insurance company

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Plant



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United Kingdom 2003 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zambezi Silver

Will standard ffrr 255 50 20's go on them ok with the wheels being wider?

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you can get them to fit but they wont be safe...standard 255/50/20 tyres should go onto 8.5j rims.. ... - .- -.




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i have just bought a set of winters 275/45/20
i have read that the speedo will be out, by how much im not sure
was thinking to put the 255 on but im running the rrs stomers 9.5j so would stretch

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Specification Revs/Mile Difference
255/50-20 671 0.0%
275/45-20 678 -1.0%

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