Jmpin Member 111 Member For: 19y 9d Gender: Male Location: South Coast NSW Posted 10/01/08 10:28 AM Posted 10/01/08 10:28 AM (edited) Hay ALL I'm looking at getting some 20s for my T and wanted to know what you guys (or Galls) are running in the way of tyre profile.... as my local "wheel man" says 245/35/20 will scrub... but a 225/35/20 would be fine... now 245s are getting burnt on a daily bases in the form of 245/45/18 so 225/35/20 are not even an option!there is such and animal as a 245/30/20 but is a nankang piece of brown stuff that should be in the toilet!19s on the other hand have any brand any size....cheers :buttrock: :buttrock: :buttrock: Edited 10/01/08 10:32 AM by Jmpin
rapidmkII Member 9 Member For: 19y 4m 4d Posted 11/01/08 03:36 AM Posted 11/01/08 03:36 AM I know Falken in the FK452 do a 245/30R20 and even a 255/30R20 and for the last 6 months they've been a great tyre especially in the wet!! real grippy
exarsixturbo Dr. Speed Member 784 Member For: 19y 2m 9d Gender: Male Location: The land of Politicians, Public Servants, Porno & Pyrotechnics Posted 11/01/08 03:49 AM Posted 11/01/08 03:49 AM I've got 225/35/R20 and they are fine. No scrub even on full lock. That all depends how low your car is however. 245's should fit on the back no worries.I have Wanli tyres and they are sh1t in my opinion. Terrible in the rain (not sure if that is the tyres or the right foot's fault however)In the dry they actually have a fair bit of grip, but every time you go around a corner just slightly fast, they sound like a 60's car chase. Going sideways makes a really nice loud squealing noise! It sucks.... I only got them because my “local tyre man” told me that they were only tyres correctly load rated for my car in that size. Yokohama make a set but apparently they are not load rated. I think Falken also do a set, so next time I will be looking out for one of those two.
Jmpin Member 111 Member For: 19y 9d Gender: Male Location: South Coast NSW Posted 12/01/08 05:50 AM Author Posted 12/01/08 05:50 AM they are way to skinny for a xr6t, no wonder they sound like a 60s car chase! my 245s (18s) get a betting as it is, I recon if I had 225s they would last me no more than 6 months and they would be smooth....... :nuke: :nuke:I know Falken in the FK452 do a 245/30R20 and even a 255/30R20 and for the last 6 months they've been a great tyre especially in the wet!! real grippythe 255/30R20 would be massive wouldn't it?!so you run the 245/30R20 do you???the local tyre man said he tried them on his ute with no joy.... the front off set would be them same I think.ill have to ask about the falkens as he wanted to sell me nexens or nankangs.....
hawlass Legacy Donating Member 1,161 Member For: 18y 11m Gender: Male Location: left right out Posted 21/02/08 07:23 AM Posted 21/02/08 07:23 AM I've got 225/35/R20 and they are fine. No scrub even on full lock. That all depends how low your car is however. 245's should fit on the back no worries.I have Wanli tyres and they are sh1t in my opinion. Terrible in the rain (not sure if that is the tyres or the right foot's fault however)In the dry they actually have a fair bit of grip, but every time you go around a corner just slightly fast, they sound like a 60's car chase. Going sideways makes a really nice loud squealing noise! It sucks.... I only got them because my “local tyre man” told me that they were only tyres correctly load rated for my car in that size. Yokohama make a set but apparently they are not load rated. I think Falken also do a set, so next time I will be looking out for one of those two.I had plus 4's-apparently made by yokohama, and they would squeel at the sight of a corner! BUY CHEAP_GET CHEAP!
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