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Just on this, tyres all fitted fine, but invoice states ‘customer wanted car tyres on his van’, besides the passive aggression, I presume the point is just not ‘commercial’ rated as a couple of you folks have suggested. I just don’t want to invalidate insurance or anything or obvs be doing anything risky with family in the van etc?!Question for quick response if poss, had a thread last week re: tyres.
Ordered
215/65 R16 102V XL
Now ATS have rang and said these aren’t van tyres. I’ve explained that I believed load rating was correct etc for t28.
Can anyone reassure me? Sorry for disturbing Saturday mornings
The kerb weight of a Range Rover is about 2500kg and they would presumably think that was a car? Don't worry about it, your tyre loading is fine.Just on this, tyres all fitted fine, but invoice states ‘customer wanted car tyres on his van’, besides the passive aggression, I presume the point is just not ‘commercial’ rated as a couple of you folks have suggested. I just don’t want to invalidate insurance or anything or obvs be doing anything risky with family in the van etc?!
Thank you.The kerb weight of a Range Rover is about 2500kg and they would presumably think that was a car? Don't worry about it, your tyre loading is fine.
Remember though as you don't have commercial tyres you can't do 95mph in the outside lane 12 inches behind an Audi estate while shouting down the phone!Thank you.
That sounds like karma paying the Audi driver a visit.Remember though as you don't have commercial tyres you can't do 95mph in the outside lane 12 inches behind an Audi estate while shouting down the phone!![]()
You'll be fine with your insurer as long as the tyres are correctly load rated.Just on this, tyres all fitted fine, but invoice states ‘customer wanted car tyres on his van’, besides the passive aggression, I presume the point is just not ‘commercial’ rated as a couple of you folks have suggested. I just don’t want to invalidate insurance or anything or obvs be doing anything risky with family in the van etc?!
Good job, makes a big difference in stopping the rain coming in when the window goes down because of the pop top as well. I fitted one to both sides in the end.Fitted my reimo rail, bit tricky on my own but it's done yayyyyy
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Ooof... a full tank of premium!? Dare I ask how much that set you back? Happy 100k buddy!Not partly wanted but I hit 100k today.
Treated the van to some of the good juice as a present.
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dont worry I had the same from ats, he also had a go at me for 235 55 r17 tyres which I kindly replied was a factory size for the van as printed inside the door. He continued to tell me I would have trouble with the abs and front sensor as a result. Thousands of miles later, suprise suprise its fineJust on this, tyres all fitted fine, but invoice states ‘customer wanted car tyres on his van’, besides the passive aggression, I presume the point is just not ‘commercial’ rated as a couple of you folks have suggested. I just don’t want to invalidate insurance or anything or obvs be doing anything risky with family in the van etc?!
For the two bolts have you got some of those plastic caps to go over them? Just in case your canvas goes anywhere near them to prevent it being damagedRe-positioned Fiamma rear bracket as the one fitted had broken rivets.
I have moved the bracket back 17" to the rear.
This will give better support to the awning ,as it has a roof fitted the only fixing was forward of the original roof fixing that is now taken up by the roof.
I have drilled and fitted a rivet nut just in front of the roof fixing .
I have turned down the rivet nut so it can pass through the hole in the second skin of the van roof ,letting the rivet nut pull up where required on the top skin.
This has now worked really well and should now give better support.
Photo's show where fitted.
Hope this helps.
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