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knwatkins Member Since: 09 Sep 2018 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 1139 |
255/55/20 fit fine on the L320.
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Tue Aug 04 2020 4:48pm |
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Julio Member Since: 24 Jul 2020 Location: Mere Posts: 13 |
Thanks Kev,
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Tue Aug 04 2020 5:11pm |
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shepp Member Since: 15 Nov 2010 Location: Bingley Posts: 440 |
Got them on mine as well, no issues at all. Just better over the potholes and no chance of curbing the alloys. MY12 RRS HSE
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Tue Aug 04 2020 6:49pm |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
A word of caution - just make sure they fit over your Brembos Robin
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Tue Aug 04 2020 8:45pm |
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shepp Member Since: 15 Nov 2010 Location: Bingley Posts: 440 |
Why do you want to fit 20inch tyres to brembo's
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Tue Aug 04 2020 9:55pm |
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Pufftmw Member Since: 23 May 2012 Location: Carmarthenshire Posts: 1052 |
Its really got to you mate! You need to see a doctor... OPs on 20s and talking tyres not rims - fine for Brembos |
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Wed Aug 05 2020 10:00am |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
You’re right Puff. I was well bitten and see issues with anything to do with wheels and tyres. Guess I’ll go back to my padded cell. I’m not allowed out very often😳 Robin
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Wed Aug 05 2020 10:14am |
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riverblanche Member Since: 11 Jun 2011 Location: Retford'ish Posts: 1134 |
Robin's cautionary warnings may need to be observed changing wheels & tyres Stick with your own wheels and just get new tyres, 255/55 is about +30mm on your radius/height Porsche Cayenne 2022 gone Porsche Cayenne 2020 gone Corris Grey HSE Dynamic 2016 gone Ipanema HSE lux 2010 gone Rimini HSE 2005 !! |
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Wed Aug 05 2020 11:38am |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
Its always puzzled me why my cruise control has to be set at 73mph to do an actual 70mph on the road (and a similar discrepancy for other speeds). Could it be that with a slightly bigger diameter using 255 55 20s the cruise control setting will align with the speed??? Slightly - sorry Robin
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Wed Jul 10 2024 6:44am |
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wheelfinity Member Since: 10 Jul 2024 Location: London Posts: 12 |
Your speedo reads the speed by checking how fast your wheels are turning. So if you put bigger wheel, with the same amount of wheel turns, you will be doing longer distance so driving faster. And 255/55R20 tyres have bigger diameter than 275/40R20, hence why there is a difference.
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Wed Jul 10 2024 9:51am |
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wheelfinity Member Since: 10 Jul 2024 Location: London Posts: 12 |
255/55R20 fill the arches better and ride is more comfortable. However I think you should inform your insurance company about the change as even if they fit, this is standard size for L494 but not L320.
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Wed Jul 10 2024 9:54am |
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Lrstaylor Member Since: 10 Mar 2022 Location: Kent Posts: 345 |
I'm putting 255 55 20 at on my spare wheels for winter insurance company didn't want to know tyresxare higher speed rated than the car is so no issue but different companies different rules always good to check just incase. |
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Wed Jul 10 2024 2:40pm |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
Ah. That makes sense. However I should have said, in my earlier post, that the speedo reads correctly. It's just the cruise control display behind the steering wheel which says I have set, for example, 73mph when the speedo says I'm doing 70mph (and Waze agrees with the speedo). Not a major issue, just interesting. I wonder where the cruise control gets its info from? Robin 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 Gone: Jaguar S-Type V8 4.2 Sport MGZTT 190 2.5 |
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Wed Jul 10 2024 4:40pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4971 |
My cruise control is the same have to set slightly higher to get actual required speed, can't remember if it's always been like it or just since changed wheel/tyre size , when speedo reads about seventy according to tomtom navigation etc. so just put it down to built in tolerances same as the speedo which can read slightly fast but not slow, or I think that's how it used to be as a legal/use and construction requirement in day's of old.
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Wed Jul 10 2024 9:24pm |
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