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Afternoon all,
Currently I have 215 width tyres on my Alfa 147 Ducati Corse but these are incredibly expensive, for example Pirelli P Zero Neros (original tyres on car) are currently on Blackcirlces for £197.89 each, whereas the same tyre on a 225 width is £107.78 each! Also, the choices of tyres are limited due to the unusual size.
My car's brochure actually advertises the car as using 225 tyres anyway but all Ducati Corses I've seen are on 215s, not sure what that's about.
Would fitting my car with 225 width tyres (all round) cause any problems i.e. rubbing?
Any thoughts are welcome...
Thanks
Currently I have 215 width tyres on my Alfa 147 Ducati Corse but these are incredibly expensive, for example Pirelli P Zero Neros (original tyres on car) are currently on Blackcirlces for £197.89 each, whereas the same tyre on a 225 width is £107.78 each! Also, the choices of tyres are limited due to the unusual size.
My car's brochure actually advertises the car as using 225 tyres anyway but all Ducati Corses I've seen are on 215s, not sure what that's about.
Would fitting my car with 225 width tyres (all round) cause any problems i.e. rubbing?
Any thoughts are welcome...
Thanks
Josh147 said:
Afternoon all,
Currently I have 215 width tyres on my Alfa 147 Ducati Corse but these are incredibly expensive, for example Pirelli P Zero Neros (original tyres on car) are currently on Blackcirlces for £197.89 each, whereas the same tyre on a 225 width is £107.78 each! Also, the choices of tyres are limited due to the unusual size.
My car's brochure actually advertises the car as using 225 tyres anyway but all Ducati Corses I've seen are on 215s, not sure what that's about.
Would fitting my car with 225 width tyres (all round) cause any problems i.e. rubbing?
Any thoughts are welcome...
Thanks
What does the instruction manual say for tyre sizes? Currently I have 215 width tyres on my Alfa 147 Ducati Corse but these are incredibly expensive, for example Pirelli P Zero Neros (original tyres on car) are currently on Blackcirlces for £197.89 each, whereas the same tyre on a 225 width is £107.78 each! Also, the choices of tyres are limited due to the unusual size.
My car's brochure actually advertises the car as using 225 tyres anyway but all Ducati Corses I've seen are on 215s, not sure what that's about.
Would fitting my car with 225 width tyres (all round) cause any problems i.e. rubbing?
Any thoughts are welcome...
Thanks
-edit-
The original press release says 225 section anyway.
http://www.alfaromeopress.co.uk/press/article/4546
Edited by davepoth on Wednesday 18th April 13:03
orangesrule said:
It's only going to be 5mm either side. unless you've lowered it a ridiculous amount, i'm sure it'll be fine.
Yeah, this is what I thought. I'm pretty sure it would be fine because the car is standard.davepoth said:
What does the instruction manual say for tyre sizes?
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