I get you - you need to lower your van then! It rides extremely well, especially on 18's. I had 20's on for a while but just didn't enjoy the handling as much - fitting 19's today and hopefully they're a compromise!
18” Tyre recommendations
I get you - you need to lower your van then! It rides extremely well, especially on 18's. I had 20's on for a while but just didn't enjoy the handling as much - fitting 19's today and hopefully they're a compromise!
Very good tyre. I run them on my cars. A bit noisier than some tyres. As you know grip is phenomenal
Hi I’ve trawled the treads and can’t get an answer, please can someone tell me which size tyre would give the best mpg on my t28 67 t6 ?
I bought it with 255/45/18 , I just want the best mpg , as I thought that euro6 engines were quite efficient?
I’m getting about 10-15L / 100km which seems a bit heavy .
Are all the tyres on the door label going to give you the best Bmt mileage?
Thanks
I bought it with 255/45/18 , I just want the best mpg , as I thought that euro6 engines were quite efficient?
I’m getting about 10-15L / 100km which seems a bit heavy .
Are all the tyres on the door label going to give you the best Bmt mileage?
Thanks
Standard OEM tyre sizes will generally give best fuel economy though if you keep the rolling circumference of the tyre within a few percent economy shouldn't suffer significantly. Narrower tyres often make a vehicle more economical.
Tyres are sold with an EU economy rating. (A to E) Obviously avoid tyre brands with a poor economy rating. Inflate them to the correct pressure and check them every month or so.
Driving style is probably the biggest factor in fuel economy that you can influence easily.
Tyres are sold with an EU economy rating. (A to E) Obviously avoid tyre brands with a poor economy rating. Inflate them to the correct pressure and check them every month or so.
Driving style is probably the biggest factor in fuel economy that you can influence easily.
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Anyone got a recommendation for 255/45/R18 tyres to fit to a Caravelle Gen6? Van seems to eat tyres - im getting about 1 to 1.5years out of a set at the moment 10k+ miles. Recently had a front shock change and bushes change so had alignment done - it was quite a way out!
I’ve got a couple of cheap part worn Falken Azenis for sale. Taken off the front axle. I replaced all because the rears were wearing on the insides. Also took the opportunity to change to 235/50. Other than that they were really good performers.
Just bought my T6/T32. Tyres fitted are different to those listed on the door post so wondering what tyre pressure to use?
Door gives 205/65/R16 or 215/65/R16 or 215/60/R16 but the van is fitted with 255/45/R18 tyres. So what to I blow these up to?
Also some perhaps dumb questions - with the different wheel size will the speedo give the correct MPH and MPG?
And lastly can anyone identify the wheels?
Door gives 205/65/R16 or 215/65/R16 or 215/60/R16 but the van is fitted with 255/45/R18 tyres. So what to I blow these up to?
Also some perhaps dumb questions - with the different wheel size will the speedo give the correct MPH and MPG?
And lastly can anyone identify the wheels?
I have just purchased a 2016 T32 Sportline campervan and have been on a load of sites trying to find the right pressure for my 255/45/R18 tyres .... at present I have them at 44psi all round .... any advice from knowledgeable members would be most helpful .... thanks
Sticker from a Cali.
I run sportlines on my T32. 44 front, 41 rear on the unladen setting.
