300tdi 90 not lifted what wheels can I squeeze under

Black90rg · Nov 22, 2014

Hi,

I have just got a 90 and looking at some insa special tracks and wondered what I can fit under without a suspension lift.

Would I fit 285/75/16 on a -32 offset under or they a little big?

Seems there are lots of different views but be good to see what people think

D90mitch · Nov 22, 2014

No they won't fit. I strongly suggest you get over to the introduce yourself section and...introduce yourself. Another hint - don't ask about tyres. It's been answered 1000 times before.

Best of luck

warrior · Nov 22, 2014

What he said

Black90rg · Nov 22, 2014

Thanks for your help. It's good to see that your more than happy to share your knowledge and experience.

Yes it has been asked a thousand times but it doesn't seem to have been answered a thousand times sensibly.

Never mind will try another forum where they are willing to help

Pikey · Nov 22, 2014

As you asked what peeps think!!! I think you need to wind ur neck in. and introduce yourself properly in the "INTRODUCE YOURSELF" section.

warrior · Nov 22, 2014

Pikey said:
As you asked what peeps think!!! I think you need to wind ur neck in. and introduce yourself properly in the "INTRODUCE YOURSELF" section.

Let them go, they won't last long here,

blue beasty · Nov 22, 2014

Black90rg said:
Thanks for your help. It's good to see that your more than happy to share your knowledge and experience.

Yes it has been asked a thousand times but it doesn't seem to have been answered a thousand times sensibly.

Never mind will try another forum where they are willing to help

Which bit of 'No they won't fit' are you having difficulty with?

Ask wherever you like, you'll get the same answer.....

Eventually

Black90rg · Nov 22, 2014

The follow on question was what's the biggest I can get under there.

Paul D · Nov 23, 2014

Actually they're all wrong .. any tyre will fit under there. Many won't work, though, when it comes to moving ..

And it ain't just about having a lift, or big tyres, it's also about making the suspension work properly to suit the tyres/wheel sizes and choosing a tyre size to suit what you do or want to do in future.

Have a read in the forum, the answers _are_ in here, many, many times over.

Or feck off to another forum, your choice .. but you're unlikely to get much different answers ...

ebbadger · Nov 23, 2014

33x12.50 x 15's fit and these only rub when seriously twisting, ive had the front corner fully up on a 4ft hi lift and the rear tucked happily under rhe arch

WP_20141116_13_28_27_Pro by The_Wild_Boar, on Flickr

WP_20141116_13_28_44_Pro by The_Wild_Boar, on Flickr

WP_20141116_13_28_59_Pro by The_Wild_Boar, on Flickr

WP_20141116_13_30_31_Pro by The_Wild_Boar, on Flickr

although extended arches may be necessary lol

Cheers Steve

Tripp · Nov 23, 2014

I know this isn't a great help, but I've just put some 235/85r16s on my old 90 with no problems. I don't know if you can go much bigger without any rubbing

trax · Nov 23, 2014

ebbadger said:
although extended arches may be necessary lol

Cheers Steve

yup, can't see yours passing an mot

ebbadger · Nov 23, 2014

trax said:
yup, can't see yours passing an mot

itll have bigger arches by march

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