Range Rover Tyres
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wil2813
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throw em in the scrap they will crack anyway & need welding 285/35/22 . 9-10 part worn are junk even though they appear good + new ones wont last long either & it will drive terrible + prob void your insurance that's my thoughts/advice
Do your homework and work out if it's worth it, or just selling the stormers as they are - by the time you've spent £45x 4 for refurb PLUS the part worn tyres, got them fitted etc, it may not be worth the ag/hassle to get perhaps only a few more quid for them
It will ride better on 20"s compared to 22's yes, won't be a lot in MPG difference I wouldn't have thought, maybe slightly better on 20's if tyres are slightly narrower as will create less rolling resistance.
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are they the black ones though
Hmmm, what do you mean with black ones?
Regarding Michelin. I have used Michelin for 30 years, and I am not really pleased with the Latitude Cross. It is a good tyre, but expensive, and I don't like how it rides on my Classic.
Also Michelin was put on 8th rank in that report of Russian drivers, but ranked first in terms of comfort. The Continental LX was ranked first in front of the Scorpion, as it is better in all-round.
Now I checked that Michelin is the official tyre for the Porsche Cayenne, and I think it means it is for fast driving. It is not the Latitude Cross.
I read rather negative reviews of Dunlop Grantrek. I would go for Continental, as their stuff looks serious.
Do your homework and work out if it's worth it, or just selling the stormers as they are - by the time you've spent £45x 4 for refurb PLUS the part worn tyres, got them fitted etc, it may not be worth the ag/hassle to get perhaps only a few more quid for them
It will ride better on 20"s compared to 22's yes, won't be a lot in MPG difference I wouldn't have thought, maybe slightly better on 20's if tyres are slightly narrower as will create less rolling resistance.
HTH
Good shout. I'll see if I can sell them as is....will prob work out around the same sort of value, but without all the hassle
Thanks for your help...
wil2813
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Do your homework and work out if it's worth it, or just selling the stormers as they are - by the time you've spent £45x 4 for refurb PLUS the part worn tyres, got them fitted etc, it may not be worth the ag/hassle to get perhaps only a few more quid for them
It will ride better on 20"s compared to 22's yes, won't be a lot in MPG difference I wouldn't have thought, maybe slightly better on 20's if tyres are slightly narrower as will create less rolling resistance.
HTH
Right then, got 4 x nearly new Range Rover L405 20" wheels with superb tyres (8mm all round). Fitted them on the car. They look superb and the drive is noticeably improved.
Just need to sell the 22" Stormers now!
Thanks for your help and advice Robhew86 :clap2:
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holidaychicken
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I bet they weren't £400, look good
Wheels look nice, much better than 22"s IMO.
Not personally a fan of the chrome side vents or door handles, they would be the first to come off if it were mine.
But each to their own!! It's what makes the world go round !!
You're right they were'nt £400!
Got a great deal from a firm called SD Prestige in Bradford. They basically get people in who want the original wheels off to be replaced by 22"+ monstrosities!
So these were off an L405 that had covered only 1000 miles.
Got them for £750.....and hopefully will sell the 22" Stormers for £500, so all in all these wheels will have set me back £250......can't argue with that... :clap2:
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You're right they were'nt £400!
Got a great deal from a firm called SD Prestige in Bradford. They basically get people in who want the original wheels off to be replaced by 22"+ monstrosities!
So these were off an L405 that had covered only 1000 miles.
Got them for £750.....and hopefully will sell the 22" Stormers for £500, so all in all these wheels will have set me back £250......can't argue with that... :clap2:
That's really good, i paid almost that for 4 pirelli zeros in 20 " which was 'cheap'
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Do the GG AT's have the correct speed rating for the L322, i thought when i looked into buying a used set it wasn't high enough ?
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Cannot recommend GG ATs highly enough - brilliant winter tyres - great off road and perfectly good (and quiet) on road.
Done 20,000 miles on mine so far and they still look new!
PS these are on a P38.
Done 20,000 miles on mine so far and they still look new!
PS these are on a P38.
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+1, the GG AT2's (which I don't think they make anymore) is a great tyre, only let down by the side walls off road IMO
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