Currently running 275/35/22 accelera tyres on my RRS 2010 but wanted to fit some new Pirelli today....

Would 285/40/22 fit mine or shall I go with 275/40/22...will these make any difference in comfort of drive? RRS TDV6 2010

If you want the Range Rover ride, then fit 20in wheels.
The 2010MY was never ever designed to support wheels larger than 20"... The ride and handling engineers at JLR spend many hours trying to fine tune the suspension and steering geometry to support the specified wheels and tyre sizes. In Spain - 2018 F Pace - Frightened away from the Sports due to crank failures
Gone - A couple of RRS, A couple of Disco's. However thinking of another Sport.

Sham91 wrote:

Currently running 275/35/22 accelera tyres on my RRS 2010 but wanted to fit some new Pirelli today....

Would 285/40/22 fit mine or shall I go with 275/40/22...will these make any difference in comfort of drive?

I run 285/35/22 on my 2012 RRS,

I also run 275/40/20 in the winter..should have been 275/45/20 (my mistake)

and to be honest people go on about ride comfort but I have never noticed a difference,
lets be honest they have air suspension so the ride is soft anyway..

The truth is that 22's will potentially wear out suspension & steering components much
faster then 20's but if you factor this in then run whatever you like.

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