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jonboy23

New Member

• Mar 22, 2012

• #1

iv got two good 205 70 r16 tyres and two 235 70 r16 can i put the larger set on back and small on front or will that **** up a land rover 90?

 

wiltshire landyman

I’m back

• Mar 22, 2012

• #2

u need to throw all 4 away and buy a proper size

 

Cutty Dyer

Active Member

• Mar 22, 2012

• #3

jonboy23 said:

iv got two good 205 70 r16 tyres and two 235 70 r16 can i put the larger set on back and small on front or will that **** up a land rover 90?

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With over 40mm difference in diameter between front & rear, mixing those tyre sizes probably wont do your transmission any favours.

 

ntfs

Member

• Mar 22, 2012

• #4

I wouldn't risk it personally, tyres cost less than centre differentials (actually that might not be strictly true but tyres are easier to have fitted). If the rolling radii of the different size tyres are close enough it might not be any worse than continually driving in a circle.

I was once advised by a tyre fitter not to have 235/70 back and 225/75 front but then he wanted to sell me more tyres - I didn't take the chance and coughed up for the extra tyres.

 

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ebbadger

Well-Known Member

• Mar 22, 2012

• #5

I wouldnt wanna be your centre diff, if u cant afford matching tyres remove the front prop and run in difflock until u can... be c areful with the loud pedal though

cheers steve

 

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jonboy23

New Member

• Mar 28, 2012

• #6

thanks guys i was thinking it would **** it up. anyone got some cheap at tyres near exeter

 

Badger

Well-Known Member

• Mar 28, 2012

• #7

jonboy23 said:

thanks guys i was thinking it would **** it up. anyone got some cheap at tyres near exeter

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I got 2 sets, 1 set is 225x75x16 (AT's), the other 205x80x16 ( roadies )

PM me for prices