16.5 inch coopers discoverers

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Serious question. What could go wrong?

I understand its too big for the rim but it hasnt peeled off the rim yet so what could change?
 
nothing a stanley blade wouldnt fix .5 removed................. no seriously its not cricket and your insurance is technically invalidated as you have fitted wrong equipment then again 60mm wheel spacers could be the said to be the same.
 
ricky31290 said:
Serious question. What could go wrong?

I understand its too big for the rim but it hasnt peeled off the rim yet so what could change?
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You need the Darwin award for this........... None of you say fooking stupid yank again:lol::lol: looks like you got them home grown:clap2::clap2::lol:

Take a turn at speed and find out. Your insurance won;t pay out, get charged for dangerous driving and a whole bunch of stuff. Just hope you don't kill someone
 
Thor1950 said:
You need the Darwin award for this........... None of you say fooking stupid yank again:lol::lol: looks like you got them home grown:clap2::clap2::lol:

Take a turn at speed and find out. Your insurance won;t pay out, get charged for dangerous driving and a whole bunch of stuff. Just hope you don't kill someone
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For all we know he could be in the US ;)
 
Freelaner said:
Why would anyone do that?
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Because i got them for free and 16.5 defender wheels are impossible to find. I have had them on the rims for about 2 months and they have not lost a single psi of pressure.
But seriously what could cause a problem as nothing wrong has appeared so far?
 
Oh and before taking on the road, i drove around a private bit of road at my work and cornered at speed, left to right etc and still no loss of pressure.
 
ricky31290 said:
Because i got them for free and 16.5 defender wheels are impossible to find. I have had them on the rims for about 2 months and they have not lost a single psi of pressure.
But seriously what could cause a problem as nothing wrong has appeared so far?
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they could, catastrophically, blow off the rims at any time :eek:


have you ever been near a tyre that has exploded? i have my mate used to change tyres at a bus garage and one new tyre exploded (he had it in a cage at the time) that's scary seriously scary
 
ricky31290 said:
Because i got them for free and 16.5 defender wheels are impossible to find. I have had them on the rims for about 2 months and they have not lost a single psi of pressure.
But seriously what could cause a problem as nothing wrong has appeared so far?
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I think weve exhausted trying to save your life..go ahead kill youself..u wont listen to us..you obviously know best
 
ricky31290 said:
Oh and before taking on the road, i drove around a private bit of road at my work and cornered at speed, left to right etc and still no loss of pressure.
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should be fine then after that exhaustive test you've put them through.
 
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