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General => General discussion => Topic started by: hardmonkeys on 30 January 2015, 19:22
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This might seen an odd question, but I'm in need of some help..
My Golf Cabrio has. 245/50/16 on the fronts and rears...now the rears are pretty much shot, can I put 235/60/16s as replacements? Only reason I ask, is a friend of mine has 2 brand new ones in his shed, and wants rid.
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No. It'll be all over the place as the rear will have a larger rolling radius. You can get away with about up to 5%, but that'll give you 16.66% difference.
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Ahh, ok thanks pal..worth an ask lol
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Hello again, I'm now thinking of buying another 2tyres, same size, I'm assuming will these tyres will fit on the rim...sounds a silly question, but I want to be sure before I buy
Thanks
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Not advisable. Again, due to the difference in rolling radius from standard size, it'll throw your speedo out quite a lot.
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Fair enough, thanks mate
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Not advisable. Again, due to the difference in rolling radius from standard size, it'll throw your speedo out quite a lot.
How will different size rear tyres effect the speedo? Still not advisable, but not for that reason.
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Haha, I didn't see that bit! :grin: :whistle:
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have you got those sizes right? 245/50/16 is a huge tyre for a 3.5 cab
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Sorry my mistake. It's 205/45/16 lol
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ha thats more like it.
also just seen how old this thread is!
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Haha!