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tunepipe911
Original Poster
255 posts
18 months
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about to put new tyres on,wich ones are best to put on(original type)wider or any suggestions?
for the moment are on, Wolfrace wheels with 195/70 R14 H90 (Dunlop)
for fun driving only,not to race!
thanks
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thegamekeeper
1,990 posts
151 months
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No need, no point in going wider. Fulda Carat Assuro (replces old and reliable F2000) £59, Falken FK 07U £57, Uniroyal rain expert £66. All UK delivered prices including tax. Not sure of Belgian prices.
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pridaux
672 posts
18 months
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Hi Rudy
Frank is the one to ask as you have tighter MOT there and your allowance outside spec is only 3% so i dont think you will pass with 195/70 R14 i dont believe Dunlop are doing those any more but there is a German equivalent but still not right for your MOT
Exciting getting to the rolling chassis stage though well done
Andy
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tunepipe911
Original Poster
255 posts
18 months
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I think I will stay to original size,MOT-regulations keeping in mind,
found specialized company to polish up the Wolfrace wheels to look shiny and new,
have to wait and see the result,
Steve,hope everything is well with you,hope to meet in 2013,
Andrew,rolling chassis is coming in sight!
Rudy
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pridaux
672 posts
18 months
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Hi again Rudy the original fitted looks to be 185HR 70/14 most over in the UK I believe have gone to 195/80 14 including myself you need to check with your MOT Center there before buying them as i would hate to see you get everything done and then have it fail on the tyres.
yes Steve is right on the sizes and those prices seem right
Andrew
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thegamekeeper
1,990 posts
151 months
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pridaux said: Hi again Rudy the original fitted looks to be 185HR 70/14 most over in the UK I believe have gone to 195/80 14 including myself you need to check with your MOT Center there before buying them as i would hate to see you get everything done and then have it fail on the tyres.
yes Steve is right on the sizes and those prices seem right
Andrew Thank you Priddles (must take my dickslecksear tablets) for confirming that I was right. Sadly once again you are not. When I bought my first 3000M , it had factory fitted 185/14 tyres (82 profile to be precise), my Turbo had 195/70/14 as standard. I have only ever had 3000S,s with convertible roofs, never a hatchback convertible so can,t comment on your car.
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bluezeeland
434 posts
28 months
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Indeed our Belgian MOT is more stringent, the outer diameter allowance is only + or - 2%. The originals are 185/82HR14, loadindex for B is 91 (dont ask me why) the elements making this expensive are 91 and the H( upto 210 kph)
I was going down the 205 route when i saw the Chris harris video on the Merc C63 AMG on spacesavers, and that got me thinking (and ordering) the 185' and must say the car handles beautifully on them, can commend them
I know traction and aspect and all that blabla, but bottom line is the car handles good (traction too)
(have pm'ed rudy already with some suggestions)
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