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Posted

I apologise if this has been answered elsewhere, I cant seem to find anything.

Can you replace the stock 245/40/18's with 235/40/18's. I was looking at the KU31's and its a difference of $75 per corner?

Is there a different size that's more compatable with the stock 245/40/18?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

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  • Dropping a turd
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Posted

what is the load rating of the 235

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If you go from 245/40 to 235/40 the rolling diameter will change, so your speedo will be further out, and revs will change on the highway.

And I think not for better......

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Because the width changes the sidewalls will be angled which changes the rolling diameter.. Calculators all over the net for it to tell you how bad.

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  • Member For: 22y 7m 1d
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The stock load is 93Y and the rating of the KU31 is 95. I am guessing if the replacement tyre load is the same or higher then it should be ok.

I have heard there is a rolling diameter tolerance of 15%, is that correct?

I am really curious if there is anyone who has substituted the 235's.

  • I see a red door and I want to paint it black
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Posted

go for it mate, saving $300 bucks.

is your car tuned?

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  • Member For: 22y 7m 1d
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It looks like the 235's will add 1% or 101km/h. I just need to see if its legal.

Yeah just a mild 290rwkw tune.

  • I see a red door and I want to paint it black
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you can get the tyre size changed in the computer in a few minutes, get your tuner to do it for you. Speedo will probably be more accurate if you don't though, they are all out on the + side from factory

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235's will make the diameter smaller and hence you will be doing prob 94km/h when your speedo shows 100...

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