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Hamtheman Member Since: 18 Jan 2017 Location: Joburg Posts: 33 |
2011 L320 5.0SC, I'm looking at 275/55/20, any idea if they will fit without rubbing? |
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Mon Jan 20 2020 8:41am |
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rangemogger Member Since: 09 Nov 2010 Location: Canary Islands , Spain Posts: 45 |
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Mon Jan 20 2020 5:52pm |
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Guyzer73 Member Since: 04 Jul 2009 Location: Muscat Posts: 852 |
Below is a pic of my 200 RRS with 275/55R20s.
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Tue Jan 21 2020 5:12am |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4970 |
Guy, 275/55 x 20 are around 80mm larger diameter then standard wheels with raising the suspension another 10-15mm means you have raised the height of the vehicle somewhere in the region of 45-50mm, has this not effected the stability of the vehicle at all as you have raised the centre of gravity somewhat?
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Tue Jan 21 2020 8:01am |
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Guyzer73 Member Since: 04 Jul 2009 Location: Muscat Posts: 852 |
Col,
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Tue Jan 21 2020 8:15am |
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Hamtheman Member Since: 18 Jan 2017 Location: Joburg Posts: 33 |
Thanks all, I will then probably got for the 275/55/20. I will lift her with my IID tool to avoid clearance issues. I would be happy with 255/55/20 but tyre selection here in that size is limited, and I am after more sidewall |
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Tue Jan 21 2020 12:10pm |
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RainHard Member Since: 07 Sep 2013 Location: Lonehill Posts: 20 |
Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT 275/55 R20 - beautiful. Rubs (but just a bit). LLAMS fitted . 1st setting is 15mm lift - all sorted (low enough to be stable but high enough to take out the rubbing). Seriously not 100% needed though. |
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