m sciffer wrote:hi there
I own a 2wd Hilux 2010 I put 20 inch x40 tyres on mine I changed the rubber and went to 20 inch x50 which rubs also I than put 30mm lift in the front fix the problem of rubbing under the guards but rubs on the frame which I can live with the speedo is 10km out on my speedo .this also raisers the car up ,Iam happy with it.
m sciffer wrote:hi there
I own a 2wd Hilux 2010 I put 20 inch x40 tyres on mine I changed the rubber and went to 20 inch x50 which rubs also I than put 30mm lift in the front fix the problem of rubbing under the guards but rubs on the frame which I can live with the speedo is 10km out on my speedo .this also raisers the car up ,Iam happy with it.
m sciffer wrote:hi there
the rear of my tabletop the wheels are fine with the tyre size increase 20x50x255 but the front sloping down which is normal , I had the guards rolled and the rubbing was still there so I purchased 30mm king springs and yes this fixed the under guard rubbing but the tyres still just rubs the frame, the car now sits level and it does not look dicky with the small wheel look . if you put 20x255x40 these tyres will not rub the guards or frame and speed error is about 5kmh more . and my tyres are on road tread .if you have a tub I do not know about the space under the guards in the rear . hope this helps you and good luck,
SurferSR5 wrote:2wd on the beach?
Or
You mean, going to the beach?
SurferSR5 wrote:2wd on the beach?
Or
You mean, going to the beach?
HK1837 wrote:Brakes, specifically front rotor diameter. Needs to increase with tyre diameter.
Gipsy wrote:$80 sounds good but the size and offset may be stamped on the rim somewhere. A rough measure is place the rim flat on a level surface, with a rule measure from the ground to the inside face of the rim where it bolts to the hub. That should give you a rough offset if you turn the wheel over and do the same from the outside of the rim to the face of the hub inside. If the measurements are equal, no offset. Otherwise you get a + or minus measure. Take one to a tyre shop and they will tell you, also they will tell you what tyre options you have. 255/75R15 = 30.1x10R15 gives you some idea of the maximum you should go.
Gipsy wrote:$80 sounds good but the size and offset may be stamped on the rim somewhere. A rough measure is place the rim flat on a level surface, with a rule measure from the ground to the inside face of the rim where it bolts to the hub. That should give you a rough offset if you turn the wheel over and do the same from the outside of the rim to the face of the hub inside. If the measurements are equal, no offset. Otherwise you get a + or minus measure. Take one to a tyre shop and they will tell you, also they will tell you what tyre options you have. 255/75R15 = 30.1x10R15 gives you some idea of the maximum you should go.
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