j10E W
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Registered: 30th Sep 04
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Had a blow out yesterday in my 5series
My mate has a pair of tyres for a very good price but they are a slighty different size to what i have,
Current are 275/30/19
New 265/35/19
Will these look differnt on the car cos the side wall profile is 35 and not 30, but the width of tyre is slightly less so would it give a slighty stretched look?
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Nic Barnes
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Registered: 5th Apr 04
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If it gives a touch of stretch you probably won't notice the extra sidewall height
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GteRedtop
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You Probly won't even be able to tell the difference pal as you are taking 10mm away from width but adding 5mm to the hight, it wouldn't make a difference. I will say though if the car is near new and it goes in for a servic etc they will pull you up about this and may bullshit you buy saying its avoiding your warrenty
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Nic Barnes
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It's about 10mm more on the height
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Ste
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The 35 is a ratio not a measurement
I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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Toby
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New (total) sidewall height - 92.75mm Old - 81mm. Less than a center-meter higher and half a center-meter narrower. Will be fine
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Gary
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Center-meter?
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j10E W
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Sweet i was hoping it would be ok!
A pair of contis was 500:/
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