Perelli Verde seem to get good reviews from what i can gather

but as far as i'm aware they only work on 19" rims..

It's probably best to ditch the curb feelers for better 19"s
 
thanks for reply but i have pirelli scorpion on 20" rims now all my homework seems to throw up more quetions than answers i want something like bfg all terains and realise larger sidewall means smaller rims someone advised 18" rims no smaller,as there is alot of 18" rims out there but not all will fit my truck due to one reason or another just hoped someone could tell me if i had alloys from a disco 2 or 3 or 4 or p38 or whatever they would fit over calipers and not look stupid
 
You'll need L322 Range Rover rims - others won't fit - or atleast not 'out of the box' and may need spigot rings.

As Brian says, (and Gold Rover) searching via Google or Ebay for L322 rims is the best way.
 
ajk1966 said:
thanks for reply but i have pirelli scorpion on 20" rims now all my homework seems to throw up more quetions than answers i want something like bfg all terains and realise larger sidewall means smaller rims someone advised 18" rims no smaller,as there is alot of 18" rims out there but not all will fit my truck due to one reason or another just hoped someone could tell me if i had alloys from a disco 2 or 3 or 4 or p38 or whatever they would fit over calipers and not look stupid
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All I can suggest is search. The guys have already advised which size.
Then once you have found the rims you are happy with, (as only you know which appeal to you), come back and discuss tyres. You could even search different tyres and come back with a few to ask about ;)
 
I did a load of research for 20” AT tyres, all the way up to 305 wide, but they require a little ingenuity..
I was very close to getting some Cooper Zeon LTZ but I have a feeling they have changed to a different type . It depends how heavy off road you are going as to whether you want 18” or 20”.
Also there are different rim widths like 8J 8.5J etc that will accept different widths. Do you just want AT tyres on stock rims or are you looking for a wider tyre or more profile depth?
You need to consider speed rating and speedo error if you change diameter.

Looks like I **** out on the popcorn.

I decided that my Pirelli Scorpions were fine and an engine was more worthy of my time and financial commitment.
I’ll have a dig through my research and post something up.
 
holidaychicken said:
I did a load of research for 20” AT tyres, all the way up to 305 wide, but they require a little ingenuity..
I was very close to getting some Cooper Zeon LTZ but I have a feeling they have changed to a different type . It depends how heavy off road you are going as to whether you want 18” or 20”.
Also there are different rim widths like 8J 8.5J etc that will accept different widths. Do you just want AT tyres on stock rims or are you looking for a wider tyre or more profile depth?
You need to consider speed rating and speedo error if you change diameter.

Looks like I **** out on the popcorn.

I decided that my Pirelli Scorpions were fine and an engine was more worthy of my time and financial commitment.
I’ll have a dig through my research and post something up.
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We got you your own :)

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I can't find all my bookmarks for now
The things I considered when i looked were
Tyres rubbing the bodywork or struts
Will the tyre fit in the spare wheel well
Speed rating ok
Do they look good, who cares what they are like off road - who dares go off road in one of these anyway .....
Check the speed difference if playing with widths and profile with something like this https://tiresize.com/comparison/
What is the actual width of your wheel rim - it is cast in to the back of the wheel normally or have a google

I am pretty sure i ended up 275-55-20 to give a little more width and wall profile but check what is avilable but then didn't pull the trigger.
I was looking at Cooper Zeon LTZ if they still available, General Grabber AT AT2 AT3 and Nitto Grappler.

Have a read through this if you have a day spare
https://www.rangerovers.net/forum/6...re-thread-20-inch-wheels-275-55-20-tires.html

If you want serious off road tyres then 18 / 19 " rims maybe but I am sure there are some very capable tyres to fit the stock 20" rims
 
thankyou very much for your imput i have spent several hours looking for 18" rims but everything seems it wont fit my truck if i could get a reasonable tyre for off road something more aggresive than my scorpions but not a full mud and put them on my 20" rims would be great only concerns like you mentioned rubbing or catching arch and a few years ago i put BFG allterains on a P38 cant remember size but wonder if did not help gearbox failure or just weak box ?? had to scrap at the time could not afford rebuild or new box dont want to do that again .
 
Stick with your 20” unless you are going rock crawling and if you are going rock crawling I would phone up and report it stolen before you go....
255, 265 ,275 should all be fine, people have put 305 on the l322 with a bit of tweaking unless there is anything drastically different with the later models.
There is a load of info on that link I added.
Have a look at the nitto terra grapplers
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thanks again Holidaychicken what a minefield i found the Nitto Tera Grapplers G2 really good luck and reviews good on and offroad 275/55/r20 found a tyre comparison chart put in tyres now 255/50r/r20 telling me speedo will be out by 1. something mph and gearbox ratios slightly different will i get away with it ?my head is starting to hurt
 
thanks Rob why is it every landrover rim thats advertised on fleabay for l322 when checked against my vehicle does not fit is my TDv8 07 plate something of a one off ?? and whats IMO and is that 19"s and MTRs on a l322??
 
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