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The wheels on my car are the same all round . But the tyres on the rear are larger than the front . This seems to be the same on all models .
I would like to have the larger tyre all round to protect the rims .
Is there any reason I cant .?
Peter.
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You could look for tyres made with the inbuilt rim protector, although in rubber it's a bit soft
Look for these refs in the tyre spec
RFP (Rim Fringe Protector)
FP (Fringe Protector)
MFS (Maximum Flange Shield)
Or, have you considered Rimblades or AlloyGators
Jon M
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If you do have a wider tyre fitted to the front please check the clearance inside the arch on full lock. I have the thinner tyres on the front and when you are on full lock (either way) you can hear something touching in there. Given the engine oil/water cooler is free in their you have to be careful.
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