I want 20’s just can’t find any I like, I really want Judd or bola but the 1’s I like aren’t load rated! Proper gutted
 
looking into this myself running standard 16" steels on panel van but covering 30k per year. Having eibach 30mm springs fitted in a few weeks and want a better tyre/arch ratio and was thinking of sportsline 18" but would the overall tyre size be much different to 17"
 
Evening all, New van ordered today and age old question is what size alloys do I get??? Any advice on the pro's and cons of various sizes welcome. I'm not going to lower the van if any 1 has any pictures of what a van looks like's with 20s on that would be great...
 
The first question to ask yourself is what "T" weight designation does your newly order van come with? If it is a T32 then you have just increased your pain and suffering, since you will need to ensure that any wheel you choose as a load rating of 860kg each, and your tyres will need to be a minimum of a 103 load rating. This narrows your choice of rim as well as choice and size of tyre. If you have gone T26/38/30, then you will generally fare a wee bit better in the level of choice out there for you.

There are so many threads relating to wheels and sizes etc, my recommendation would be take a look at some of them, and then pose additonal questions through those threads rather than starting another one. To help you make a start, because there are 48 pages of threads in the Wheels/ Tyres area, have a gander at these:-

Show your 18" & 19" wheels

Wheels ....which Style Of Alloys

20" Alloys What Et ??

Lets See Your Alloy Wheels

Wheel Identification Thread
 
Welcome:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
A very expansive question.....
But if you want to maintain the maximum duty & versatility of a wonderfully capable vehicle, go for 18" wheels and fit 235/55/18 All Season Tyres
 
The first question to ask yourself is what "T" weight designation does your newly order van come with? If it is a T32 then you have just increased your pain and suffering, since you will need to ensure that any wheel you choose as a load rating of 860kg each, and your tyres will need to be a minimum of a 103 load rating. This narrows your choice of rim as well as choice and size of tyre. If you have gone T26/38/30, then you will generally fare a wee bit better in the level of choice out there for you.

There are so many threads relating to wheels and sizes etc, my recommendation would be take a look at some of them, and then pose additonal questions through those threads rather than starting another one. To help you make a start, because there are 48 pages of threads in the Wheels/ Tyres area, have a gander at these:-

Show your 18" & 19" wheels

Wheels ....which Style Of Alloys

20" Alloys What Et ??

Lets See Your Alloy Wheels

Wheel Identification Thread

Thankyou buddy it's a T30..
 
My tyres are huge (2.75/40/ZR20 106 W XL) not all 20” are though.
and so generate a little more road noise especially over those motorway concrete motorway surfaces with drain away lines cut in.
They do touch the wheel inner on full lock but really only just, and taking a tiny smidgeon off the steering cures that.

- personally I love them and it’s a small price to pay for the aesthetics
 
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