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I ran a 265 65 R18 on my disco, no lift and some spring sag (according to measurements vs new measurements) and never had a problem, not sure what that size translates to, but its bigger than stock, there are tire size converters out there, hope this helps some
I ran a 265 65 R18 on my disco, no lift and some spring sag (according to measurements vs new measurements) and never had a problem, not sure what that size translates to, but its bigger than stock, there are tire size converters out there, hope this helps some
Thanks, Thats good to know and that is about 31.5 inches diameter. Cool!
I currently run 255/60-18's which are 30" tall, I have plenty of room with no lift. Next time I get tires I plan on going with 265/60-18's which are about 30.5" tall. Should work well with no lift.
I have 265/65-18's and they did rub very slightly on tight turns, but my truck has had some front-end collisions in its life so things aren't completely aligned correctly up there. I would drop to something a tiny bit smaller if I was getting new ones again.
Drove PA yesterday got 5 wheels and tires with 255/60/18 nitto terra graplers for 350. Still has plenty thread on them. 1 wheel still new with tire. Im just thinking of some smoother ride this time again. The lift and 275/65/18 lt duratrac with ome combination is beating the hell out of my disco. I had good experience with duratrac though which lasted well over 90k miles and had to retire it. Im just experimenting with a smoother ride again. The ome 1.5 medium lift is bumpy but it felt nice riding high. I will try the 265/60/18 duratrac this winter if i get some extra to spend. The snow traction is amazing.
