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    265/65/18 - For 08 Sport

    Hi All,
    My first post!!
    I have just purchased some 18" rims and I'm looking for an A/T tyre to fit. Have done some research and spoken to dealers and still seem to be confused on what tyre to get.
    I was leaning towards General Grabbers 255/55/18's but then another dealer offered BF Goodrich 265/65/18 with a higher rating.
    Question : Does anyone run 265/65/18 on their Range Rover Sport or D3? I'd like to know if they will rub?
    Thank you
    Tony

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    General Grabbers are around $275 each and BFGs are just under $500 each - I would be going the GGs.

    Garry
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    Hi
    The AT2 General Grabbers on my D2 are very good, Little or no wear good on & off road & feel a lot more stable when towing our 20ft van. The old tyres had to much flex in the side walls resulting in a lot of sway. Sorry but I cannot remember the previous brand but I think they were the original radials that came with the vehicle.

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    Thanks for the reply, they quoted BFG for $340, which has gained my interest, but I'm still wondering if the Tyre size will fit the RRS?

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    Width wise, they will be fine. However, you would probably want to check the overall diameter using an on-line calculator.

    FWIW - The RRS can run 255/55r19 (Slightly larger diameter than normal) and for width, 275/40r20 is a standard fit.

    HTH

    M

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