I seem to have 17" wheels!
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rhodie
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My 2004 hse has 17"
dontyajustluvem
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My 2003 has 17 inch as well. Only issues i have are that they are 235 s and they are bloody expensive.
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Yep got 17" on mine as well. I think they were an optional upgrade from the standard 16" wheels.
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Not sure if this is standard on a 2006 HSE Freelander. Any issues with this size of wheel? I have only just noticed
Mine does too
FWIW mine are 225/55/17 101H
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I also have 17's on my se facelift 2004
Singvogel
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AFAIK 17" wheels were an option for all/any version of the facelift model.
The 17" Trek wheels were the standard fitment on the HSEs with the 6 spoke 17" Freedom wheels being a no-cost option/alternative.
The LR original size of tyre was 225/55 17 97H (although some tyres were Reinforced/Extra-Load rating 101H)
I like the 17" so much that I bought some extra ones off eBay so that I can have a winter set and a summer set.
I upgraded to 235/55 17 tyres which are as big as you can fit without having clearance problems with the front spring cups on the struts.
To fit wider you need spacers.
Singvogel.
The 17" Trek wheels were the standard fitment on the HSEs with the 6 spoke 17" Freedom wheels being a no-cost option/alternative.
The LR original size of tyre was 225/55 17 97H (although some tyres were Reinforced/Extra-Load rating 101H)
I like the 17" so much that I bought some extra ones off eBay so that I can have a winter set and a summer set.
I upgraded to 235/55 17 tyres which are as big as you can fit without having clearance problems with the front spring cups on the struts.
To fit wider you need spacers.
Singvogel.
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sijwhite
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I like the 17" so much that I bought some extra ones off eBay so that I can have a winter set and a summer set.
Likewise. Just out of interest what did you choose as the Winter tyre?
I upgraded to 235/55 17 tyres which are as big as you can fit without having clearance problems with the front spring cups on the struts.
To fit wider you need spacers.
Singvogel.
Good to know
Singvogel
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Likewise. Just out of interest what did you choose as the Winter tyre?
Good to know
My Winter tyres are Continental Conti4X4Contact 235/55 17 99V - brilliant in both deep snow and green lanes/light mud.
My Summer tyres are Continental ContiSportContact2 235/55 17 99W - a Mercedes-Benz size) - they stick to the road like magic - unbelievable cornering ability.
Singvogel.
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My Winter tyres are Continental Conti4X4Contact 235/55 17 99V - brilliant in both deep snow and green lanes/light mud.
My Summer tyres are Continental ContiSportContact2 235/55 17 99W - a Mercedes-Benz size) - they stick to the road like magic - unbelievable cornering ability.
Singvogel.
Thanks for that
