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Tyre size for J7 to keep decent profile-205 50?
- indigolemon
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The Neuton NT8000's are back on ebay at a good price atm if you're looking for good + cheap.
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+1 I've been running 205/45/17's for years after trying lots of different size's , found them to be the best for me, nice sized side wall ( doesn't look like a rubber band or a truck tyre) and don't tramline like 215/40 's did for me....A1ex wrote:fair enough, I like 205/45's. My speedo was right and the profile wasn't too harsh either.
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