Widest tyres on a production car?

Widest tyres on a production car?

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V8S

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After seeing the wheels of several DT Panteras, and a Marcos LM500 being converted for the road, I was wondering what are the widest tyres fitted as standard to a production car anywhere in the world.

Can be any era, but doesn't include double wheeled tyres like some trucks have. Must be all one tyre.

V8S

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kambites said:
fatboy b said:
Mate in the US said he had 385's on his Viper as standard.
According to the great interweb, the current viper has 345s as standard on the back.
385 on a Viper seems a bit far fetched but happy to be told to shut up. smile

V8S

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pugwash4x4 said:
457mm is the widest i reckon for a production vehicle
From?

V8S

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XJSJohn said:
pugwash4x4 said:
1962 series landrover swamp adaption

had huge flotation tyres that were like balloons- it was an option for 2 years technically making it a production vehicle. They only made 2 and they tyres were 18" wide.

my current challenge truck has tyres which are 38.5" x 18" wide although it isn't production vehicle having had an sva.
hehe trust pistonheads to find an answer from leftfield thumbup
Brings a tear to the eye, doesn't it?

salutes

V8S

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itsallyellow said:
Believe these were an option from Land Rover Special vehicle department.



Mike
We saw a red one of those parked beside the road in Scotland a week ago. The look on my offroading-mad OH was priceless. Still, kept her quiet trying to breathe for about 10 seconds.