P38dseGAV
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What would happen if front was 235/60/16 and rear was 235/70/16
what would happen if i had diffrent size tyres on front to bk
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P38dseGAV
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If poss does anyone have any 235/70/16 i could poss trade for my off road tyres
EeEk
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probably your abs light would come on.
discool
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The difference is -47mm that's -6.39% the recommendations are no more than -2.5% plus u have a 4x4... So make up your own mind.
I have a car with different sizes but that is 2wd.
I have a car with different sizes but that is 2wd.
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You'd get stuck in the snow.......Oh yeah you do that with the same sized tyres on
I shouldn't have though it would be a problem but I certainly wouldn't go using the diff lock
I shouldn't have though it would be a problem but I certainly wouldn't go using the diff lock
P38dseGAV
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Theres no diff lock
discodrivercumbria
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would it wind the diff up? i maybe wrong! i know on our tractor you have to keep the right ratio front and rear or that would happen!
jamesmartin
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no but center diff would be working harder at all times
