Freelaner
Landy Driver
if yours is pre 2000ish all wheels will fit
if it's later only later wheels will fit
this applies to the alloys, although i'm not sure if it applies to steels
disco_mikey
Active Member
As above, all steel wheels are the same, and will fit all models
Difference comes between early/late alloy wheels
Difference comes between early/late alloy wheels
Epicuser
Ex Freelander Owner
It also depends on its GVW.
According to Land Rover, as my GVW is 2505kg I can't fit 15" wheels.
I do however have an '06 HSE TD4 auto.
The earlier ones which are I think are 2080 GVW can use 15" wheels. Look at the plate by the drivers door (or is it the front passenger door.
According to Land Rover, as my GVW is 2505kg I can't fit 15" wheels.
I do however have an '06 HSE TD4 auto.
The earlier ones which are I think are 2080 GVW can use 15" wheels. Look at the plate by the drivers door (or is it the front passenger door.
longdog
Active Member
How can you tell it's an EU4, and not an EU2/EU3, as GVW's for both are in the 06MY handbook
Epicuser
Ex Freelander Owner
How can you tell it's an EU4, and not an EU2/EU3, as GVW's for both are in the 06MY handbook
As far as I'm aware the UK didn't get the EU 4 engine. If it had I would have expected the CO2's to be less... £475 for road tax was a big surprise!!!
Epicuser
Ex Freelander Owner
So you are saying my vehicle is an EU4 engine? The plate and V5c state 2505kg....
But it has the same CO2 as a EU3 engine i.e. cr*p.
I asked Land Rover and they said it wasn't. I am confused.
longdog
Active Member
Does the EU number refer to the engine?
In the handbook for a 2006MY it gives two columns for axle/gvw depending on EU2/EU3 or EU4, but doesn't say what the EU numbers mean.
TOPIx - TOPIx
Intresting that even though the GVW is nearly 500kg higher, the GTW remains the same at 4080kg, potential maximum trailer weight of just over 1500kg.
That is from the handbook though, not the plate on the vehicle.
In the handbook for a 2006MY it gives two columns for axle/gvw depending on EU2/EU3 or EU4, but doesn't say what the EU numbers mean.
TOPIx - TOPIx
Intresting that even though the GVW is nearly 500kg higher, the GTW remains the same at 4080kg, potential maximum trailer weight of just over 1500kg.
That is from the handbook though, not the plate on the vehicle.
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Epicuser
Ex Freelander Owner
My plate has 2505/4080 on it.....
