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NEW Jimny TYRE choice discussion.
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13 Feb 2019 13:09 #203114
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You're right.
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13 Feb 2019 14:13 #203122
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Not sure to be honest. But i have it on good authority this is the case. PLus any bigger than 215, its gonna hit fuel and gearing and hence top speed. Not worth it without upgrades IMO.
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cyberdriver wrote: Is the 5% rule in the small print in the warranty (in the service booklet)?
Not sure to be honest. But i have it on good authority this is the case. PLus any bigger than 215, its gonna hit fuel and gearing and hence top speed. Not worth it without upgrades IMO.
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07 Oct 2020 13:36 #228894
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Hello There,
There are no Toyo and Yokohama tires available in Turkey. So i have two options: Hankook dynapro rf11 and Bridgestone dueler at 001(both 215/75/15).
The weight of rf11 per tire is 17kgs which is too heavy for jimny.
As i do %80 on road and %20 offroad, i am planning to go for Duelers which are 13.7kg/tire.
Does anyone has feedback on Duelers?
There are no Toyo and Yokohama tires available in Turkey. So i have two options: Hankook dynapro rf11 and Bridgestone dueler at 001(both 215/75/15).
The weight of rf11 per tire is 17kgs which is too heavy for jimny.
As i do %80 on road and %20 offroad, i am planning to go for Duelers which are 13.7kg/tire.
Does anyone has feedback on Duelers?
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07 Oct 2020 14:30 #228895
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Replied by jackonlyjack on topic NEW Jimny TYRE choice discussion.
Personally i would go with RF11's
My first jimny had Duelers and i found these really unpredictable
Then i swapped them for RF10's much better grip and a lot more predictable
My first jimny had Duelers and i found these really unpredictable
Then i swapped them for RF10's much better grip and a lot more predictable
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14 Oct 2020 13:24 #229124
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Duelers are out of the picture. Thanks a lot
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22 Dec 2020 21:27 #231110
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Update: I found the reason why the tyre was touching some metal.. there was a dent on the other side under the plastic. So i think 215/75r15 is fine like other have written.
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muto wrote: Yeah, it's 3gen. Forgot to mention that. Many say that this size is ok for 3gen, but seems that not exactly true if the tire is more aggresive.
Update: I found the reason why the tyre was touching some metal.. there was a dent on the other side under the plastic. So i think 215/75r15 is fine like other have written.
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