Gambit
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the tyres dont have to be the same size, otherwise porsche etc would fail as the rear rims are always an inch or so wider
[Edited on 07-08-2003 by Gambit]
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rob_watti
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good point
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Dan_Corsa
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tyres don't have to be the same size all round,but 2 different size tyres or rims can't go on the same axle front/rear,but u could run 195/45/15 on the front and 205/50/16 on the rear
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Kerry
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quote: Originally posted by Dan_Corsa
tyres don't have to be the same size all round,but 2 different size tyres or rims can't go on the same axle front/rear,but u could run 195/45/15 on the front and 205/50/16 on the rear
correct
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rob_watti
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so 215 on the front would be good then for more traction but still not sure whether 15 or 16
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miles
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There would be no advantage of running wider rear tyres on a FWD car.
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