255/40/18 tyres
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It’ll bring your diffs 1.5” lower to the ground and throw your speedo of pretty significantly along with changing your gear ratio since the tire is significantly smaller. Same effect as going higher but obviously opposite direction.
Tires last a fair amount of time and keep you safe in the road. Not something I’d skimp on personally but you do you. It’ll look goofy af to have a passenger tire on a big body suv. If you do go this route, make sure the load rating is high enough for the disco’s weight.
Tires last a fair amount of time and keep you safe in the road. Not something I’d skimp on personally but you do you. It’ll look goofy af to have a passenger tire on a big body suv. If you do go this route, make sure the load rating is high enough for the disco’s weight.
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jastutte (01-14-2024)
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It’ll bring your diffs 1.5” lower to the ground and throw your speedo of pretty significantly along with changing your gear ratio since the tire is significantly smaller. Same effect as going higher but obviously opposite direction.
Tires last a fair amount of time and keep you safe in the road. Not something I’d skimp on personally but you do you. It’ll look goofy af to have a passenger tire on a big body suv. If you do go this route, make sure the load rating is high enough for the disco’s weight.
Tires last a fair amount of time and keep you safe in the road. Not something I’d skimp on personally but you do you. It’ll look goofy af to have a passenger tire on a big body suv. If you do go this route, make sure the load rating is high enough for the disco’s weight.
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jastutte (01-14-2024)
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