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| GraemeS Member Since: 07 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2742
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New or used? |
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| rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119
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2nd hand. ______________________________
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| Stephen.125 Member Since: 25 Jun 2009 Location: Frodsham Posts: 1528
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Love them! |
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| Spooky Member Since: 03 Aug 2009 Location: Swindon, Wilts Posts: 190
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Very nice! What size are the tyres??? Regards,
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| Mr Tee Member Since: 13 Dec 2010 Location: Near Wackyjim Posts: 2717
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Ooh nice |
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| fisha Member Since: 25 Sep 2009 Location: Scotland Posts: 1511
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They are the mutts nuts. I love the look they give my RR.
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| GraemeS Member Since: 07 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2742
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They look new but presumably not quite so expensive. |
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| rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119
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The tyres are 265/60/18s. Which was the size I was leaning toward if ever I could get a set of these. The size appealed to me as its fitted to a lot of Toyotas and so more readily available. It also fits in the wheel well. While the size is right for me, I would have bought a different tyre with a higher load rating. These Coopers only have 110 load rating. My chinese cheap and cheerful HT 255/55/19s have 111 load rating.They have been a good tyre so far.
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| Spooky Member Since: 03 Aug 2009 Location: Swindon, Wilts Posts: 190
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A load rating of 110 translates to 1060Kg, whereas your 'cheap & cheerful' tyres are rated to 1090 Kg - not much difference!
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| rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119
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Thanks spooky. The tyre load rating exceeds that of the rim, so quite ok. I was more using the rating as a rough guide for side wall strength. I'm hoping the coopers, being ATs, will be stronger.
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| northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8765
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The little ad rating of the standard 20" is 109 so make of that what you will. There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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| rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119
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The bigger the wheel the shorter the tyre wall, and so a need for more flexible the tyre side wall (assuming overall wheel size is kept approx constant) to absorb road impact. The consequence of a thinner more flexible tyre wall is lower load rating on the tyre.
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| rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119
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Finally got to fit them after hassles with locking and standard nuts.
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| johnboyairey Member Since: 11 Jan 2013 Location: surrey Posts: 2035
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Turn your flash on.
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