Range Rover Tires P38

LR4 / Discovery 4 V6 3.0 Liter | Land Rover Series I | Land Rover Series II/IIA | Land Rover Series III | Land Rover Series 6-Cylinder Land Rover Series 109 LR2 / Freelander 2 | 2-Year Warranty Parts (PR2) Call for Assistance: 800.533.2210 SIGN UP for Exclusive Offers & Latest Deals SIGN UP for Exclusive Offers & Latest Deals! Please wait while we calculate your shipping cost..... Email Your Parts Questions Tap to Call: 800.533.2210To Fit Range Rover P38 and Discovery 2 255/55R18 General Grabber All Terrain tyre fitted and balanced on 18x8in Eltex alloy wheel 255/55R18 General Grabber UHP tyre fitted and balanced on 18x8in Eltex alloy wheel 255/55R18 General Grabber UHP tyre fitted and balanced on 18x8in Storm alloy wheel 255/55R18 Goodyear Wrangler HP tyre fitted and balanced on 18x8in Storm alloy wheel 265/45R20 Kumho KL12 tyre fitted and balanced on 20in Eltex alloy wheel 255/55R18 Goodyear Wrangler HP tyre fitted and balanced on 18x8in Eltex alloy wheel

255/50VR20 Toyo ST tyre fitted and balanced on 20in Sport alloy wheel 275/40R20 Continental 4X4 tyre fitted and balanced on 20in Stormer alloy wheel 275/40R20 Continental 4X4 tyre fitted and balanced on 20in Eltex alloy wheelFrench Bulldog Puppies For Sale Orlando Ships from and sold by LRNJ Autoparts LLC.Puppies For Sale Near Dubuque Ia LAND ROVER DISCOVERY2 / RANGE ROVER P38 OEM WHEEL NUT WITH WASHER PART# ANR3679Briggs Toilet Bowl OES Genuine Center Cap for select Land Rover models 7 x 7 x 2 inches #572,233 in Automotive (See top 100) #13 in Automotive > Wheels & Tires > Accessories & Parts > Wheel Accessories & Parts > Lug Nuts & Accessories > Lug Nut Washers #3,126 in Automotive > Tools & Equipment > Tire & Wheel Tools > Tire Repair Tools

5.3 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) LAND ROVER DISCOVERY2 / RANGE ROVER P38 WHEEL NUT WITH WASHER || NEW PART # ANR3679 || Alloy wheel nut with part number ANR3679 fits all alloy wheels on the Land Rover || Discovery 2 and Range Rover P38 || Land Rover # ANR3679 - Wheel Nut With Washer || Fits: Discovery Series II | '99 - '04 || Range Rover 4.0 (P38) | '95 - '02 || Range Rover 4.6 (P38) | '95 - '02 ||post #1 of 25 (permalink) Before you go and post something, see if this answers your question. Going with a larger tire means you'll go slower and use more gas. Increasing tire size also changes the gear ratio and adds stress to the drivetrain. 205/80/16: Stock size in other countries. same height as 235/70-16. 235/70/16: Stock tire size. 255/65/16: same height as stock but wider 225/75/16: same height as stock but narrower 245/70/16: a little taller and wider than the stock size 255/70/16: slightly taller and wider than stock, but still fits with no lift.

245/75/16: fits on stock height but popular size for 2" lifts. some trimming on the rear wheel well and adjustment on the steering stops. 215/85/16: same height as 245/75/16 but narrower. 265/70/16: about as tall as 245/75/16 but wider. 265/75/16: Same as stock Defender tires. Will require some more trimming. 235/85/16: same height as 265/75/16 but narrower.a lot more trimming required and you should consider upgrading to hd axles. 285/75/16: also about 33" but wider. a lot more trimming required and you should consider upgrading to hd axles. Discovery Series II 99-04 <29" 255/65/16: Stock tire size. 255/55/18: optional stock size. 30"-31" 255/55/19: stock size for range rover III. works fine for DII 255/70/16: a little taller than stock. 245/75/16: a little taller than stock. tire manufacturers recommended these be fitted with 7" wheels, but 8" works fine. 32" 275/70/16: possible to fit without lift. minor rubbing. 265/75/16: possible to fit without lift. minor rubbing. 285/60/18: 32" tire for the 18" rim. costs much more than 16". 33" 285/75/16: even taller than 265/75-16, requires around 3" of lift. Very wide and requires trimming. consider upgrading to hd axles & getting lower gears. 255/85/16: a bit taller than 285/75-15 but narrower. consider upgrading to hd axles & getting lower gears. Defender 32" 265/75/16: stock size tire 235/85/16: same size as stock but narrower 33" 255/85/16: 285/75/16: 33x12.5: >34

Range Rover 4.0/4.6 96-02 Works well with EAS but rubs a little on access mode. Fills tire wells nicely. 255/55/19 (RRIII wheels & tires) Fine on high mode, but will rub on the lower settings. May not be able to turn on access height. Highly recommended that you convert the EAS to lifted coil springs. *any size bigger than stock will not fit in the spare tire holder in the floor. Here's a great tire size calculator and comparison. Rovertracks and Great Basin Rovers both sell HD axles for those wanting to or are running bigger tires. My Car Domain Site Land Rovers Only Forum post #2 of 25 (permalink) great post LLesra I'm going with 265/75/16 I have a OME 2/half inch so I guess that will be just fine for me. post #3 of 25 (permalink) Arsell, that is about the best write-up I've seen on for a tire conversion chart as I"ve seen. Thanks for taking the time to do this.......Time to start sweet talking the wife post #4 of 25 (permalink)

Nice post, although Discovery's came out in 1989 not 1994 Land Rover Discovery (3 Door) 200Tdi 5-speed Mods:Allisport LARGE FMIC | Simex Jungle Trekker II 33.11.50R15 Tyres | 15x8 8 Spokes | Heavy Duty Uprated Suspension (shocks & springs) | Wheel arch Flares | 1" Wheel Spacers | Custom Straight Thru Exhaust | Custom Trimmed Front bumper with twin NATO Hooks | Custom Rear Bumper with single Large NATO Hook 360˚ Swival | Front Light Guards | Custom Aluminium Rear Floor | 100w Spot Lights | post #5 of 25 (permalink) 94 was the first year in the US 2001 Discovery II | 2006 LR3 HSE7 | 1994 Defender 90 #416 (Gone) post #6 of 25 (permalink) What would be the best tire size for use in a stock disco II with regards to off-roading? post #7 of 25 (permalink) While I don't disagree with you're suggestion it's very hard to recommend a single size as there are so many different requirements depending on use and intent. Thus what is right for one person can be completely wrong for another.