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Tyre Size & Grabber AT's

So I have the following alloys fitted on my new car ...... currently wearing 255/50/20 Dunlops, I plan to change to Grabber AT's and have read about fitting 275/50/20's???

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Can these alloys take the wider tyre? Current - RRV Autobiography 4.4V8 2005

Modifications - 20" Westminster Alloys with Grabber AT's. BRC LPG Conversion.

Previous- RRC 3.9V8/91. RRC 4.2V8/94 LSE Softdash. RRC 2.5tdi/94. RRC 2.5tdi/91. RR p38 2.5DHSE/01, Disco2 2.5td5/03, Disco4 2.7tdv6/10 ..... all gone.

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yes, these will fit the 8.5j rim...

note that with these tyres ,when the speedo reads 70mph you will actually be doing 72mph.. ... - .- -.




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Thought the grabber size was 275/45/20 Thumbs Up which gives the right rolling radius afaik. There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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It probably is, I've not very good on tyre sizes & it all confuses my little grey cells Laughing Current - RRV Autobiography 4.4V8 2005

Modifications - 20" Westminster Alloys with Grabber AT's. BRC LPG Conversion.

Previous- RRC 3.9V8/91. RRC 4.2V8/94 LSE Softdash. RRC 2.5tdi/94. RRC 2.5tdi/91. RR p38 2.5DHSE/01, Disco2 2.5td5/03, Disco4 2.7tdv6/10 ..... all gone.

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northernmonkeyjones wrote:
Thought the grabber size was 275/45/20 Thumbs Up which gives the right rolling radius afaik.


No they won't.

The L322 has only been fitted with the following sizes of tyre, so it needs to be in line with these or there are differences:

255 50 20

255 55 19

255 60 18 Discovery 4 HSE
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pretty much the same rolling radius,


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