Search results for query: 255/45/19

255-45-19 is 3% larger than the factory tyre size and are available in 103 rating. They correct the speedo over reading, making it bang on. Going up to a 50 profile will be another 3.5% increase, so your speedo will under read. Whilst tyres do make a difference, the 'correct' way to improve the...

Thanks for the reply. Thats what I have on now is 255/45 19. I was just wondering because a 235/50 still comes a lot shorter and smaller circumference than than a 235/65 on 17’s that the swampers are using.

Looks like I have a new salesman in the making. Good to see better advice being given out , nice one

PRICE REDUCED TO £750 Hi there everyone. Selling a set of 19" Wolfrace Alloys that unfortunately were just that little bit too big to work with my SoLow Suspension. Fitted to my van for maybe 5 months before I downsized to 18"s in exactly the same style, they have done maybe about 5k miles and...

For starters, the tyres are too big for a T6/6.1. They are the same size as Amarok 19's which need downsizing to a 255-45-19.

PS re 15mm spacers: was that for your 275s or a recommendation for the 255s based on something you’ve done before? Oh you stop that! ;-) I was considering the 19” ones to use with an all-season tyre… …and now I’ve got to think about “investing” in the 19” for an a summer (or still all-season? I...

I'm looking for opinions / advice. I have broken the very bottom of my nearside front spring. The original spring has 2 x green and 1 x grey mark. I'm not sure of lowering it or keeping it standard but I am unsure of what 'factory' spring they are. For info I'm running 255/45/19 tyres / rims.

Immaculate set of Cantera’s with goodyear eagle F1 asymmetrical 255 45 19 104 tyres. I bought the wheels brand new, had them powder coated in satin black straight away and have only covered 4K miles since. Can’t find my tread depth gauge but I guess they’re good for another 8-12k miles. All good...

It might be worth noting that 255-45-19 tyres make the speedo bang on accurate with roadside signs and GPS. That's a 3% increase in size over standard, which will also mean you'll record 3% less miles. It's only 300 miles of saving per 10,000 miles, but every little helps.

Any idea what rim width and ET? Any pics?

Thank you. I wonder if i could push my luck with 255. Although no real need if I’m already filling the arches i guess.

I tried mine on when I first got them just to see. They were way too big. I changed them for 255-45-19's and sold the big tyres for £150.

I'm 5 years late but I've had an almost identical setup fitted (40mm drop instead) and couldn't be happier!

Thanks Ben. I realise the shocks probably need looking at, I was just trying to do a quick intermediate step so it can go for an MoT as the front tyres won't pass. Think I'll just stick the same size tyres back on the fronts and then get the suspension looked at next month.

I reckon it’s all about whether you go low profile or have larger aspect ratio. 55 is more pliable on a 103 rating than say, a 40 on 103. 109 rating must be really hard ! I might try 255’s with 45 aspect ratio, on the 19’s, 104 rating. If they are crap compared to the 17’s, I’ll sell the lot...

255-45-19 is a good fit.

Just for a minute I thought you'd proped up a 19" wheel for comparison.......

Why did you go for in the end? I’m interested because it shows you why you have to be careful with advice: as far as I know 275/35/20s someone suggested are only 102 load-rated… which is NOT sufficient for a T32 (needs 103+). Despite you explicitly stating that yours was a T32! I have exactly...

What brand is this wheel, looking for wheels for my new California, that i will get about 1-4-2022

Can I ask if these are 255/45/19? And will the hit the liners behind the wheels if you hit s serious bump? Thats my concern for highland roads. Want to fill the arches but not live in fear! Those fronts look tight?