Please could someone let me know the complete spec for my 20 inch supercharged V wheels and tyres? j.off set etc. Thanks

Diameter: 20"
Width: 9.5J
Offset: 53
Tyre size 275/40/R20
Part Number: RRC500681MNH



Last edited by Ady 555 on Thu Apr 24 2014 2:55pm. Edited 1 time in total

thank you

Anyone know how small you can go?

There are more mud biased tyres available in 17" that's all and chance if some a part worn prices

Handy in the field rather than relying on someone's else with a rope!! 2010 RRS HSE 3.0 tdv6 2010MY
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If you still looking for mt tyres then you can buy mickey thopmson baja mtz in a size 305.55.20 they will fill wheelwell by extra 60mm check if you have enough clearance for that with your hand when at standard height.

Here are the tyres.

http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/truck.php?item=BajaMTZRadial

You can buy them in UK at http://www.silverlinewheels-tyres.com/

Hey guys - this might be of use for selecting tyres and changing wheel sizes.
It's a screenshot of an industry website we subscribe to and shows lots of handy info. Tyre 1 is optimum option, and tyre 2 etc are possible alternatives.
I have posted on another thread how the rolling radius should stay the same if you change wheel size. Here is the link if it helps: http://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic34561.html

It's worth bearing in mind that not all RRS models will be able to take the smaller sizes due to brake clearance.

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I know they are proper heavy! I took one off recently and I've never held a wheel so heavy.

Hawke on your update list image....I note that it states maximum offset for a 10j 22" rim is 47. I was checking out a rim/tyre package with the following dimensions.....would I have a problem fitting these to a 2.7 TDV6 HSE 06 ? I have no clue with regard to alloy wheels and would value your opinion here....(or the opinion of anyone else who can tell me if the following are ok for my RRS).



Metal Type: Aluminium
Stud Diameter: 120 Rim
Width: 10J
Rim Diameter: 22
Rim Structure: One Piece
Offset: 50
Tyre Width: 285
Aspect Ratio: 35
Number of Studs: 5 2010 RRS TDV6 3.0 Autobiography - Stornoway Grey
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@mad-dafty..

The honest answer is that i'm not sure as it's out of the threshold in which we manufacture which is 22 x 9.5 ET45 as we know this works perfectly.

My hunch is that ET50 offset on a wider 10J rim is going to be a little too inboard in the arch which could possibly catch on the inside particularly when cornering. Without test fitting first it's hard to say for sure.

I could be wrong and it work without issues depending on how the wheel has been machined. Site sponsor and online seller of Range Rover Styling accessories and HAWKE Alloy wheels.

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Thanks for your input Hawke.......Not sure what I should do now......don't really want to take a chance on having these delivered only to find they cause a problem.

Anyone on the forum reading this had the 10j rims on with the 50 offset......any problems? 2010 RRS TDV6 3.0 Autobiography - Stornoway Grey
2006 RRS TDV6 2.7 HSE -Java Black
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2006 BMW 5 series 2.l