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todda189 wrote:hmm think i mite run a 235/35/20 just to be safe lol
04GTLIB wrote:todda189 wrote:hmm think i mite run a 235/35/20 just to be safe lol
Todd.
I'm running a 225/35/20 on an 8.5" rim and I've had no drama's with them what so ever.
Cheers.
XLR83N wrote:im running 225/30/20, definately get the stretched look and have to watch out for gutters. I ran off the edge of my mates driveway onto his grass and scratched the inside of the rim
Was about a 1inch drop
edges wrote:XLR83N wrote:im running 225/30/20, definitely get the stretched look and have to watch out for gutters. I ran off the edge of my mates driveway onto his grass and scratched the inside of the rim
Was about a 1inch drop
I concur with the rim sticking out the extra bit on both sides you need to watch gutters on drive ways.
it will scratch if you don't take it straight on.
I even noticed some new reflectors are to high for my side walls practice to avoid hitting them. you get pretty good at it after a while
Chris pointed this out to me before aswell

todda189 wrote:hey guys
can anyone tell me what psi to run my 20" wheels at ? the tyre size is 225/30/20, im currently running 35 psi !!
it appears to have a shudder and its only since i put the 20's on?
cheers
04GTLIB wrote:todda189 wrote:hey guys
can anyone tell me what psi to run my 20" wheels at ? the tyre size is 225/30/20, im currently running 35 psi !!
it appears to have a shudder and its only since i put the 20's on?
cheers
The max tyre pressure should be on the sidewall of the tyre. Its pretty hard to find sometimes, so look hard.
The max pressure for our 225/35/20 is 44psi, so I run them at 42 psi.
I think you could safely run 40 - 42 psi without a problem.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Rusty.
todda189 wrote:thnx mate it says 40psi , iwas just thinking tyre pressure may be causing some shuddering?
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