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Hey guys.. what are the biggest tyres which have been fitted into the arches of an aro 10.4? ( without serious modification)

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As far as I know 215 or 225/75R15
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thanks :D.. I hoped that with just a little cutting i could fit 235/75/ 15. Has anyone ever tried
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D@nARO wrote:thanks :D.. I hoped that with just a little cutting i could fit 235/75/ 15. Has anyone ever tried
i have 195/ 80/ r15 and that is 4cm smaller. i think it will fit with no modifications.

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hmmm interesting.. thanks a million :D

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D@nARO wrote:
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it will take you a lot of effort to turn the steering wheel when the car is stoped or running with very low speed. you will need musle power, because power steering....
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i guess i'd better start pumping iron then :D.. Thanks for the tip
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I've got 225/75 R 15 and they hit the front fenders on bumpy roads. Also when wheels are fully turned one side and the suspension is low the tyres rub against the rear part of in inner fenders, or how one calls them.
I'm gonna take new tyres and I calculated I need 205/70 R15 to get rid of any problems. But I have another kind of front fenders, you see that the arch comes lower than at your car.
As for the effort to turn the steering wheel, I wouldn't say 225 is too bad, if you inflate them properly, especially when driving it's fairly easy. ;)

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