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Haylands



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Much smaller wheel I know, these are 275/65/18's and are 815mm, had to persuade the filler pipe hump a bit to get them on.... only just touched though...



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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars



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Mr Tee wrote:
I still run 275/55/20 Zeon LTZ in the winter. They are huge! Yes I know they're too big, bought from a forum member a few years back, anyway , excuse to post this again:
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They don't too big or even big? (compared to Haylands Laughing )

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Here you go Gary, gives a little perspective against 22's:

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305/40/22 on my Range Rover. Thumbs Up

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another reason to fit mudflaps... ... - .- -.




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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars



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What and hide that lovely tread - no chance Whistle

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no mudflaps = dirty FF
mudflaps fitted = clean FF

not even you can argue with that Gary... Thumbs Up ... - .- -.




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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars



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Drive on Mud = Dirty Range Rover Flaps or No Flaps Whistle

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what tune you whistling cos i cant hear it.. Mr. Green Wink ... - .- -.




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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars



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Laughing

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miggit



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Drive on Mud = Correct use of vehicle
Clean FF = Chelsea Tractor, Shame on You Laughing

Anyway you is going off topic, I thought that you were trying to find some tires that fit as close to 255 50 R20 Very Happy

So I've been doing some looking...................
Have you considered 295 45 R20? they come out 1.44% bigger or +11mm, sorry I couldn't do the screen shot that Stan does so well!

Anyway if you were to try such a size there are limited tires in that size, BUT one that is available in 295 45 R20 is the TOYO Proxes S/T which are a very capable tyre, plus they are 114V which I belive is a higher spec than required for the Hang Over!

General Grabber do a UHP in that size too, they are not on the UK site, but neither are the AT2's which I know you can get over here. Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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It was the Cooper LTZ I wanted not a specific tyre size. Cooper make strange sizes and the options are those I put forward.

As it happens I may stick with my Scorpians a while longer as having measured they are all about 5mm I thought they were nearer replacing....

Whistle

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i had that size on my td6 Miggit but in a conti road pattern...didnt let me down on the salisbury plain or in heavy snow.. ... - .- -.




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My old Boss had the Toyo's on his Landcruiser, he swore but them. I always ran my Landcruiser on on Falken Land Air's, they were the Mutt's for all round use. Fab on wet / dry roads / snow, very good on wet grass and not bad in the mud. And they lasted well, not too pricey either Thumbs Up Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Would not be my first choice. Wink Andy....

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