Thread: more tyre advice required please

Without the pic I think they are the same tyre type I have. the 215/85 is marginally taller than the stock tyre (205/85). I have 235/85s (32s) fitted for play on stock rims. They are fine but you will need to do a 'camel cut' to the rear arch.

They are quite cheap and perform pretty well but you do need to drop the pressures a bit if it gets too boggy.

OK SO IF THEY ARE MARGINLY LARGER THAN STOCK,WHY DO I NEED TO ALTER WHEELS ARCHES? DO U HAVE A PIC OF YOURS SO I KNOW WHAT U MEAN . HOW DO U TIDY UP (THE CUT)AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN CUT? WOULD LIFTING SUSPENSION A FEW INCHES ELIMINATE THE CAMEL CUT?

I HAVE ES RIMS WITH (235/70) TYRES.
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ARE THEY ANY GOOD FOR BEACH WORK, DID U MEAN I DO/DONOT HAVE TO LET TYRE PRESSURE DOWN?.

If you go 32" tyres you need to do the camel cut. the 215/85 will go straight on without mods. Lifting suspension won't change the requirement for the cut with 32" + tyres, the axle still has to travel upwards.

As a general rule, mud tyres are not the best option for sand as they dig in. On sand you want to float over and spread the weight out (lowering pressures). Std road tyres or A/T tyres are a better option for sand.

OK WELL I WANT TO LIFT THE DISCO AS HIGH AS MY BUDGET CAN AFFORD, I ALSO WANT SO BIG TYRES ALSO TO SUIT MY BUDGET.

DO U HAVE PIC OF YOUR OR ANY1 ELSE HAV A PIC OF THIS CAMEL CUT, JUST CURIOUS TO SEE, KIND REGARDS

ARE THEY THE SAME TYRES U HAVE?, ARE THEY NOISY WHEN DRIVEN ON THE ROAD?

Take your caps lock off, makes it a heap easier to read
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