Search results for query: 235/60/18

I ran amaroks on 235 55 18 and 235 60 18 with no issues. Both GG AT3s

Just checked my falken 235/55/18 on will they fit the Speedo will show 7mph slow at 60

I have 235/55/18 on my 4motion and have a 235/60/17 on original alloy as a spare wheel. Also fits underneath no problem. 235/60/17 is about 1.9mm diameter smaller so hopefully will be ok if needed as a spare. As my 235/55//18’s wear down a few mil size should be about the same. Speedo is the...

Don't....I ran 255 55 18 and they scrub under suspension compression... Nightmare. Stick to 235 55 or 235 60 at a push. Take my word I tried them all.

Just to be clear, 235/55/18 tyres are very slightly over sized, so 235/60/18 will be massively over sized and the speedo will be out, and there will be a big chance of the tyres rubbing on the inside arches on full lock.

Crap, typo, I meant 235/60/18

255/45/18 is almost identical to standard overall diameter (standard being 215/60/17) 255/55/18 takes it to almost identical diameter to my 235/65/17 Falkens...makes your speedo under read slightly...70 is actually 72 ish Can't comment on the width of yours, but would have thought it'd be fine...

For information: I couldn’t get my new alloy with 235/55/18 on a 8.5 width ET45 to fit in the wheel carrier. That’s why I used the original VW wheel with the 235/60/17 tyre as a spare. Bognor Motors, I might get you to mod my carrier in the future so I can run same size spare. :thumbsup:

I have 265/60/18 cf1100 on mine and they just rub on a hard full lock just on the very outside of the mud flaps it's so fine you can only see it when they are muddy but thinking might put 235/60 on the front and move the others to the rear

There are some forum members running on 235/60/18. Have a browse, not all of these are relevant but you'll soon see which are; https://www.t6forum.com/search/1359994/?q=235%2F60%2F18&o=relevance

...van. I use it to cart my son and I to BMX and MTB events, so not huge weight at all. I am running 18" wheels and yokohama geolander 235/60/18 AT tyres. Only looking for a drop of about 40-50mm, as I still need ground clearance. Would the B14 comfort coilovers be a good option, or are...

Hi there I'm pretty set on General Grabber AT3s for my non-lowered T6. Was thinking 235 55 18 or 235 60 18. What's the difference from a ride/performance perspective? Presumably the 60 will look 'bigger'. Many thanks

I was just looking at the threads on the same subject and came across a much old post of yours talking about 235/55 and indeed 235/60 with a couple of images of a grey and white van - I assume the white one was running the 60 profile? I think the 60 looked more pleasing to the eye (I'm also on...

Cheers Bundy , hopefully replacing 255 with 255s will ensure no front tyre rub at full lock Cheers

just seen this thread , good to know a 235/60/17 fits in the cradle ...had the sa,e job lowering the hinge when an all terrain was fitted in my T4 there ... I take it as I've 18 inch 235 /55/18 trail terrain fitted to a 4 motion ... Am I ok to put a 235/60/17 tyre on the 17" steel wheel for...

Running 235/55/18's (Michelin Cross Climate 2's) on mine with 1 Form Edition 3 wheels. Tyres seem a good compromise on function over form given it's a campervan; I believe the speedo therefore over-reads about 3.8% over the OEM wheel size (215/60/17) so for example at an indicated 70, you're...

Are you going anywhere or plan to visit somewhere where there will be snow? I have used winter tyres from Oct to March for the last 10years on my vehicles but I do live in North East Scotland and tend to go into the hills a lot. For me its a no brainer. If you live where snow is very unlikely...

It wouldn't hurt to call us at CRS , another option ! and another opinion ! , from your comments there are better solutions. Please note a long wheel base 4 motion van we consider heavy and this affects the results , many kits dont like the weight

Yeah my tyres are getting replaced again by Camskill tyres . Michelin x climate 2s . 235/55/18 103 current offer is £60 quid of a set of 4 . I was going to try Goodyears but went with what I knew. I have had mine 2 years now so they were getting close to the limit.

According to willtheyfit the diameter difference on those two tyres is only 2mm, which is considerably less than changing from a worn to a new tyre. So yes, i'd say you'd be fine