Show us your 17s

[Alexander4699]

No problem the Tyres are 235/65R17 .

Thank you

 

[manfrotto]

View attachment 155074Amarok Aldo 17”x8” alloys

Quick question - I just acquired a set of these and tried them on my t6.1 today. They look really good and even fit with the original 245/65 tyres. Unfortunately however the rims rub on the front edge of the front callipers. Fine on the rear. Did you use spacers, or did they just work OK for you?

 

[Alexander4699]

I now have 17s on too:

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Wheels: 17” Fuel Zephyr (8.5j, with a 15mm spacer on rears)
Tyres: 235/65 R17 Falken Wildpeak AT3WA AT 108H
Suspension: Lowered about 40mm with ST X coilovers

Not many running 15mm spacers with the 235 tyre. Can I ask how much clearance you have between the tyre and the sliding door please?

 

[Noo3000]

+1 for standard Devonport with 235/65/17 falken wildpeak. No spacers standard suspension

 

[Alexander4699]

Wheels: 17” Devonports black satin powder coat.
Tyres: Yokohoma Geolander 235/65/17 (speed rated for T32)
Suspension: Standard at present (but booked in with CRS Performance in July)

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Wheels: 17” Devonports black satin powder coat.
Tyres: Yokohoma Geolander 235/65/17 (speed rated for T32)
Suspension: Standard at present (but booked in with CRS Performance in July)

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I was just wondering if you still have the van? I'm considering the Geolander and I'd love to hear your thoughts.

 

[Parabola]

Katos with Cross Climates (235/65/17). Needs lowering next.

 

[Alexander4699]

Katos with Cross Climates (235/65/17). Needs lowering next.

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The Cross Climates (CCs) are cracking tyres having had them previously. I'm currently running Cooper Discoverer ATTs (mild AT tyre) in 225 60 17 and considering reverting back to the CCs in 225 65 17 as 98% of my driving is on-road and from experience, the CCs are more than capable on campsites/fields etc. They also look great in my opinion.

 

[Parabola]

That’s great to know. I agonised over AT tyres for ages then picked the CCs based purely on reviews and was pleasantly surprised at how good they look once fitted, even on an aggressive swamper style wheel.

The Cross Climates (CCs) are cracking tyres having had them previously. I'm currently running Cooper Discoverer ATTs (mild AT tyre) in 225 60 17 and considering reverting back to the CCs in 225 65 17 as 98% of my driving is on-road and from experience, the CCs are more than capable on campsites/fields etc. They also look great in my opinion.