i need to get a set of tires-----is there a problem running the same size on all 4 corners--i have standard 2002 xkr rims ----- thanks
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hi there,i have 255/40/18s all round never had eny probs with my bridgestone Potenza runflats but not sure if you can go eny wider than that on the front ,other members may give you a better answer.
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Same here, im running potenza's all round with no problems, it says under the centre console what size they should be and mine says 17 245 50 so thats what i have got all round
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The XKR standard 18" Rims would be 9" wide in the Rear and take a 255/45 Tire.Originally Posted by mark campbell
i need to get a set of tires-----is there a problem running the same size on all 4 corners--i have standard 2002 xkr rims ----- thanks
The 18" Front Rims would be 8" wide and take a 245/45 Tire.
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I agree with that but the extra width does look much better plus that bit extra rubber on the road is a bonus,i would love to no just how wide we can go on the 18s at the front.
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On an 8" wheel 235-245 is ideal, 255 is pushing it but would work. You could go up to a 265 on the 9" rears.Originally Posted by graham11
I agree with that but the extra width does look much better plus that bit extra rubber on the road is a bonus,i would love to no just how wide we can go on the 18s at the front.
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I'm running 255/35 x20 x 9.5 wide D'Vinci Povatti rims all round on my 2000 XKR convertible and the fronts foul the fender , so I'm getting the front rims replaced with 8.5" wide, and run 235/35 x20 on the front. Ive manage to source matching fronts at 8.5" wide, so I'll have a spare set of rears.
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What is their offset? You could use 9.5 in rims in the front but the offset can not be lower than 20mm.Originally Posted by petes76
I'm running 255/35 x20 x 9.5 wide D'Vinci Povatti rims all round on my 2000 XKR convertible and the fronts foul the fender
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Not sure of the offsset, but I need to get the rims off and atake a look. It could just be the springs or even worn out shocks, as the front of the car does slope down.