Search results for query: 255/45/19

The 50 profile seems abit too tall. 255/45 R19 Y (104) will suit a T32 https://www.t6forum.com/threads/general-information-wheels-tyres.1177/

19” banded steels, originally done by Duchy. 5 x steels in total, 4 with tyres on, 1 without. Powder coated chrome rim with satin black centres. Will also come with 3 x spare tyres 2 x falken 255/40 1 x nexen 255/45 They have some marks on them and would benefit from a refurb ideally...

I'm running 255 45 19 on the Cantera that will swap over. Ride is good.

@Tourershine, this is really useful since i’m just trying to work out my whole suspension. I think I’m maybe dropped too much (due to weight?). Your finger measurements are useful but do you know - or could you measure - a more accurate drop? Wheel centre to top of arch. Just trying to get an...

@Richard-88 255/55/19's are the standard tyre when the Cantera is fitted to an Amarok. This is tooooo big for a T5 / T6 fitment Mine have 245/45/19's and the rolling radius means the speedo is spot on Bedtime reading: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/19-amarok-cantera-wheels.15061/

These :) https://www.t6forum.com/threads/vw-cantera-alloys-with-255-45-19-eagle-f1’s.30473/

Hi, First time changing tyres here..apologies for the repetition (if any). Got a T6/t28 light campervan conversion with Land Rover discovery 4 style 704 alloys 19x8 53 offset with three 245/45 Honkong M+S and one Hankook S1 245/45 (98). Apart from having unknown brand of tyres (except for...

If you hover over his name it show's Kev hasn't been on here since January. If you send a private message (hover, and then 'start conversation) he might have set his profile to send it through on email.

I think 255 40 19 will have a load rating of 100 which may be slightly under for a Caravelle. 255 45 19 would be ok, or 245 45 19 but will be a bit stretched on a 9.5j wheel Edit. Or 265 40 19. Have a look on willtheyfit.com

Here's a couple of picture of my Navis Holeys 19" steels I've just fitted in Anthracite, these are running on 255/45 R19 on all wheels, the rears have a nice little stretch looked I am after some help though on fitting the VW centre caps to them, I have seen them on Transporter HQ at around...

My opinion would be 8.5 with an ET40 offset and if your is a T28 or 30 a 245 - 45 - 19 102 tyre or 255 - 45 - 19 104 if you've got a T32. Any where in the 35 - 45 offset range will work fine though unless you're particularly low in which case a higher offset will put the wheels further under...

https://www.t6forum.com/threads/advice-please-will-it-rub.12964/post-182805

I'd say I saw a 2-3 mpg drop on the MFD when I went from 235-55-17 to 255-45-19. Without looking it up, the new wheels are around 3% larger, so taking into account the extra weight and the speedo discrepancy, that's to be expected. In fact, the computer is probably more accurate than it was...

Recommended tyre width on 8.5J wheels is 235 or 245mm and maximum size 255.

Hi guys Mines a T30, on RR 19”, tyre setup is 245/45 front and 255/45 rear. I’m torn between two types of coilovers, HnR or SoLows. I don’t intend to do hub mod or top mount. I basically want to throw them on at the lowest level I can without causing issues. I have been bitten by cheap coilovers...

@Salty Spuds has used them on another vehicle in 17" form;

What width are the cantera’s

...Nexen tyres. For sale £600 offers welcome. Collection Bournemouth. Front 19” x 8.5” ET45 Rear 19” x 9.5” ET40 Tyres: Nexus Nfera SU1 255/45/19R 104Y. Will need changing soon. Lowest tread is 4.5mm (Front nearside). Offside is average of 5mm. Rears average 5.5mm. Approx 6000 miles from...

That’s your van’s way of telling you to replace the whole lot with a lowered setup from CRS. Don’t forget when one spring snaps the other won’t usually be far behind.

Hi @Strettyp. Sorry to hear you’re having these issues. Which engine/gearbox and OEM wheel/tyre sizes did yours come with? My T32 is 150bhp, 7spd DSG and came with 17” Devonports with 215/60 R17 tyres. I realise knowing more regards the maths doesn’t help solve your ‘feel’ for the...