I run 255 45 19 ( I think lol ) no problems catching they did rub when I fitted an engine tray but I think that was because it was out of shape not it’s on properly it’s fine nice ride with them on
19” Tyre Recommendations
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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.
cuillin1745
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Any idea what rim width and ET? Any pics?
I will dig the invoice out I’m dropped 50mm aswell
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 the only Hankook), the difference in load rating and the fonts getting to 4mm (5-6 on the rears)…I feel the need to change them for travelling on a safer bus. Last concern is a bit of kerbs that make me feel 245 are maybe not that wide?!
Any suggestions for 4 summer/all season tyres?
245 or 255?
I have been tempted to go down to 17” Devonports to improve comfort but i thought I’d give the 19” a second chance!
Thanks!
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 the only Hankook), the difference in load rating and the fonts getting to 4mm (5-6 on the rears)…I feel the need to change them for travelling on a safer bus. Last concern is a bit of kerbs that make me feel 245 are maybe not that wide?!
Any suggestions for 4 summer/all season tyres?
245 or 255?
I have been tempted to go down to 17” Devonports to improve comfort but i thought I’d give the 19” a second chance!
Thanks!
Don't say that, just had those fitted. Well, 2 months ago.About to replace my avons with a budget set coz times is hard and they didn’t last long anyway!
What mileage did you get out of them?
12-15k I think but they were overpressure for ages and I didn’t check them so heavily worn in the centre of the tyre
When I purchased my Campervan, it came with 20 inch wheels which had 175/40 budget tyres on, and although they looked fantastic, was never really happy to be running 275’s.
i have taken the van to Steve at CRS and he has put a set of Koni shocks on and levelled everything up nicely. Van now drives totally different and much improved.
So, I have recently purchased a used set of 19inch Amarok wheels and had them refurbished and powder coated in shadow crome.
Now, they have 245/50/19 tyres fitted.
my question is…… what would be the best profile tyre to fit on a 19 inch wheel?
thanks.
Have attached a picture of the Van with the new wheels on
i have taken the van to Steve at CRS and he has put a set of Koni shocks on and levelled everything up nicely. Van now drives totally different and much improved.
So, I have recently purchased a used set of 19inch Amarok wheels and had them refurbished and powder coated in shadow crome.
Now, they have 245/50/19 tyres fitted.
my question is…… what would be the best profile tyre to fit on a 19 inch wheel?
thanks.
Have attached a picture of the Van with the new wheels on
I think you are not far off the mark with your current tyres/ wheels . Best ride quality I’ve had was 255 45 18 on a Sportline . Currently running 265/40/20 which is not the best combo however i can live with it. As you know it’s always a trade off between ride quality and handling/ looks.
VW Cantera - rear
T28 camper conversion lowered on KW ST-X coilovers with Cantera and a 20mm spacer on the rear running 255/45/19 Goodyear Eagle F1’s.
Yes
Thats what I have just ordered from Wheelbase Alloys, as long as the wheels are load rated they will be fine I was going to go up to 20" inch wheels but they advised against it as it may cause chaffing if I lowered the van in future.
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