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Tyres 215 vs 205
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Deleted_User said:205 already on but that's not proof as they were fitted by previous owner who might have ran into same problem.1
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neilmcl said:Deleted_User said:205 already on but that's not proof as they were fitted by previous owner who might have ran into same problem.0
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Staggered fitment front-to-rear suggests something like a RWD Merc or BMW, am I right?
In which case, there's usually a myriad of optional rim fitments, both as factory-fit and aftermarket. And that's before we consider the possibility that a previous owner simply fitted the wrong size.
So what does your tyre size/pressure sticker on the car actually say?
And, if you knew you wanted 215s, why would you accept the offer of the 205s they had in stock, rather than simply arranging a time for them to fit what you did order when it came into stock?
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neilmcl said:Deleted_User said:205 already on but that's not proof as they were fitted by previous owner who might have ran into same problem.
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molerat said:neilmcl said:Deleted_User said:205 already on but that's not proof as they were fitted by previous owner who might have ran into same problem.1
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Both sizes are on the sticker in the door. Not going to worry about it plus there seems to be more tyre choice and more favourable prices for the 205s. I only ordered the 215's as they were coming up as the recommended size on every tyre checker with my reg plate.
It's a 2014 MK3 Focus.
More concerned about the damage they have done to my wheels now. Avoid ATS!
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Not sure what the ATS guy is doing here? Perhaps a celebratory dance after butchering my wheels?
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AdrianC said:Staggered fitment front-to-rear suggests something like a RWD Merc or BMW, am I right?
In which case, there's usually a myriad of optional rim fitments, both as factory-fit and aftermarket. And that's before we consider the possibility that a previous owner simply fitted the wrong size.
So what does your tyre size/pressure sticker on the car actually say?
And, if you knew you wanted 215s, why would you accept the offer of the 205s they had in stock, rather than simply arranging a time for them to fit what you did order when it came into stock?0 -
Deleted_User said:Not sure what the ATS guy is doing here? Perhaps a celebratory dance after butchering my wheels?1
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Scrapit said:Deleted_User said:Not sure what the ATS guy is doing here? Perhaps a celebratory dance after butchering my wheels?0
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