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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Wrong diameter, so your speedo will report wrong results and therefore they will most probably be not allowed in your country.
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Wrong diameter, so your speedo will report wrong results and therefore they will most probably be not allowed in your country.
Abzynthe
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
The difference is just below 3mph less on the above tyre. A lot of cars are out by that much anyway.
The difference is just below 3mph less on the above tyre. A lot of cars are out by that much anyway.
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Your other issue with putting on the wrong sized tyre is that the mileage counter will be out. Not by much at first but it could mount up considerably over time.
Your other issue with putting on the wrong sized tyre is that the mileage counter will be out. Not by much at first but it could mount up considerably over time.
Abzynthe
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
After 10k miles, you will have done 363 miles less than what the mileometer says.
Source: http://www.performanceprobe.com/index2. ... &page=tire
After 10k miles, you will have done 363 miles less than what the mileometer says.
Source: http://www.performanceprobe.com/index2. ... &page=tire
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Perfect...if you're leasing and paying by the mile B)
Perfect...if you're leasing and paying by the mile B)
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
:lol::lol::lol:
:lol::lol::lol:
Abzynthe
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
You need bigger tyres for that to be beneficial
JWT said:
You need bigger tyres for that to be beneficial
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Thanks for advice it seems nobody is running them
Thanks for advice it seems nobody is running them
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
I'm looking at these for the next purchase:
http://www.tyreleader.co.uk/car-tyres/h ... -91y-38928
Those are 235/35/19. I'm assuming they will fit!
I'm looking at these for the next purchase:
http://www.tyreleader.co.uk/car-tyres/h ... -91y-38928
Those are 235/35/19. I'm assuming they will fit!
Abzynthe
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
They would fit your wheel, but they will have 3.58% less of a diameter, so your speedo will be inaccurate.
245s would be better, but they would still be out by 2.53%
They would fit your wheel, but they will have 3.58% less of a diameter, so your speedo will be inaccurate.
245s would be better, but they would still be out by 2.53%
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
I tend to always look at Waze or my Tom Tom for a speedo, seems more accurate.
Don't really use the in built sat nav, it's pretty poor!
Abzynthe said:
I tend to always look at Waze or my Tom Tom for a speedo, seems more accurate.
Don't really use the in built sat nav, it's pretty poor!
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
I'm going 245 in April when I put the standard 19" back on. I'm on winter tyres on 18" at the moment.
I'm going 245 in April when I put the standard 19" back on. I'm on winter tyres on 18" at the moment.
DKZ5745
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Would I be correct in thinking that 245's would improve the ride quality slightly? The roads round here are horrendous, and it wasn't something I figured in when buying the car, but on the 19" Sol's with original 240's it can be a bit bone jarring! :shock:
I think I could live with the slight speedo discrepancy, it doesn't really equate to much when your already doing 50 mph over the limit :lol:
Would I be correct in thinking that 245's would improve the ride quality slightly? The roads round here are horrendous, and it wasn't something I figured in when buying the car, but on the 19" Sol's with original 240's it can be a bit bone jarring! :shock:
I think I could live with the slight speedo discrepancy, it doesn't really equate to much when your already doing 50 mph over the limit :lol:
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Well manufacturers deliberately make their speedos read a little cautiously across their cars but i suspect that 50mph over the speed limit might be a little ambitious! :lol:
Well manufacturers deliberately make their speedos read a little cautiously across their cars but i suspect that 50mph over the speed limit might be a little ambitious! :lol:
RCZ-Performance
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Simply speaking, changing from 40 series to 35 series means basically that you have less sidewall. Benefits - less sidewall movement for less body movement on the tyres, better for cornering. Disadvantages - closer to the road which equates usually in more noise transferred into the car, and you will feel more bumps in the road.
Going wider and staying with 40 series will give you more sidewall and reducing noise and feel.
235/40/19
235 = tyre width (not tread width)
40 = % of tread width is sidewall
19 = tyre inner diameter
Overall tyre diameters differ based upon changing the width and sidewall %. You can find some wider or taller tyres that have close to what you have now without it affecting your speedo much at all. For example:
235/40/19 = 26.4" diameter and 787 RPM's (Revolutions Per Mile)
245/35/20 = 26.7" diameter and 777 RPM's
Note: different tyre manufactures may have different results for diameters etc., the results I have provided are for the MPSS's. Tread depth will also apply. The MPSS's are a High Performance Summer tyre with a 10/32" tread depth. The same size but All-Season model will have a larger diameter because tread depth is greater. Also you may find the same tyre size within the same manufacturer and model of tyre and yet they may have two versions. For example the 245/35/20 MPSS has a version with 9.4" tread width (found on Ferrari's) and another version with 8.5" tread width. The 8.5" means the tyre curves in more at the edge allowing for fitting them into tighter areas.
Simply speaking, changing from 40 series to 35 series means basically that you have less sidewall. Benefits - less sidewall movement for less body movement on the tyres, better for cornering. Disadvantages - closer to the road which equates usually in more noise transferred into the car, and you will feel more bumps in the road.
Going wider and staying with 40 series will give you more sidewall and reducing noise and feel.
235/40/19
235 = tyre width (not tread width)
40 = % of tread width is sidewall
19 = tyre inner diameter
Overall tyre diameters differ based upon changing the width and sidewall %. You can find some wider or taller tyres that have close to what you have now without it affecting your speedo much at all. For example:
235/40/19 = 26.4" diameter and 787 RPM's (Revolutions Per Mile)
245/35/20 = 26.7" diameter and 777 RPM's
Note: different tyre manufactures may have different results for diameters etc., the results I have provided are for the MPSS's. Tread depth will also apply. The MPSS's are a High Performance Summer tyre with a 10/32" tread depth. The same size but All-Season model will have a larger diameter because tread depth is greater. Also you may find the same tyre size within the same manufacturer and model of tyre and yet they may have two versions. For example the 245/35/20 MPSS has a version with 9.4" tread width (found on Ferrari's) and another version with 8.5" tread width. The 8.5" means the tyre curves in more at the edge allowing for fitting them into tighter areas.
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Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
245-40-19 it is then in March from tyreleader.co.uk
245-40-19 it is then in March from tyreleader.co.uk
Re: What about 235/35x19 tyres - anybody fitted them as alte
Hi, I am running. 235 35 19 on the front at the moment, only reason is because I got these new tyres at a price I could not turn down.
No problems but would prefer the 40,s just because they are what should be on and fill the arch a little better.
Hope that helps :helpme:
Hi, I am running. 235 35 19 on the front at the moment, only reason is because I got these new tyres at a price I could not turn down.
No problems but would prefer the 40,s just because they are what should be on and fill the arch a little better.
Hope that helps :helpme: