Disco 2 tyres size

Jo7n · Mar 6, 2009

Any 1 know what size m/t i can get under my arches on a 16 in, i'm running stock 255/55/18 at the mo and no good off road

Any advice would be great thanks

J.P.S · Mar 6, 2009

Ave a looksy http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/what-tires-can-i-put-my-disco-43706.html

Jo7n · Mar 6, 2009

Thanks got that, but thats for a disco 1 is it the same for a disco 2 td5 2003 ?

flay · Mar 6, 2009

Jo7n said:
Thanks got that, but thats for a disco 1 is it the same for a disco 2 td5 2003 ?

Having the same problem with my Disco 2; here and also on other forums the indications are for Disco 1 ;hope that someone will give us a piece of help as I'm ready to fit 245/75/16 but don't want to use the grinder if necesary!

DIRTY DISCO · Mar 6, 2009

Me too, I want to fit 235/85-16 m/t's on my td5

flay · Apr 4, 2009

245/75/16 Kumho KL 71 are OK on a stock Disco2;just fitted them a week ago and no problems at all.

Jo7n · Apr 24, 2009

Well i now have 265/75/16s on my 2003 td5 and no probs at all

mudskipper · Apr 24, 2009

DIRTY DISCO said:
Me too, I want to fit 235/85-16 m/t's on my td5

These won't fit wivout a lift or a bit ov cutting

(or both as it turned out when we stuck em on a mates)

TheWarden · Apr 24, 2009

I have 235/85/R16s on my 2002 Disco but I have a 2inch lift

Jo7n · May 9, 2009

Well i have the living proof, and thay do fit on to the standered td5 no probs at all, all are welcome to come and see

classic kev · May 10, 2009

Jo7n said:
Well i now have 265/75/16s on my 2003 td5 and no probs at all

What happens at full articulation?

Jo7n · May 10, 2009

There is no probs at full travel, i've had wheels off the ground. (and got the pic's to prove it)
So all is good with it

classic kev · May 11, 2009

Jo7n said:
There is no probs at full travel, i've had wheels off the ground. (and got the pic's to prove it)
So all is good with it

That's not quite what I asked. I asked about full articulation which is where one wheel is compressed up against the bump stop and the other is hanging down. The tyre size you are running is likely catching the bodywork at the rear in that situation but if you haven't been anywhere to compress the suspension that far you won't know if you have a problem or not.

Jo7n · May 11, 2009

No ofence i been doing off roading for 30 years, (started young) i have had it all fully compressed and i have looked and there is no catching or rubbing, i also have air suspension so i can rase it, i'll dig out a pic and post on her so all can see.

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