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hey guys sorry for the noob question, but what is the size of a standard wheel for a feroza? F300?
cheers

misterhoang wrote:hey guys sorry for the noob question, but what is the size of a standard wheel for a feroza? F300?
cheers

Im sure it is 27" but Im not sure if it is 195/75/R15 or 205/75/R15. Anybody who can help?

dont know but mine came with 29s on it. i had to put stokiez on to pass rego coz 31's stuck out to far. i got a set of 27's off my cuzn's zook and they looked like gokart wheels!!!

i think they mite by 29's

Acording to the F300 Manual the rimes are 15 x 6JJ

The tyres are listed as either 195 R15 or 225/70 R15

By my calcs that comes out to a total tyre height of 27.4 inches or 695mm.

Needless to say they do look very odd on stock tyres when your used to something bigger.

MightyMouse wrote:Acording to the F300 Manual the rimes are 15 x 6JJ

The tyres are listed as either 195 R15 or 225/70 R15

By my calcs that comes out to a total tyre height of 27.4 inches or 695mm.

Needless to say they do look very odd on stock tyres when your used to something bigger.

Question re sizes.... Going on the 225/70 R15 size, what is the largest tyre you can go to legally?

Once again my understanding is a total of not more than 50mm increase in ride height ( that's suspension and body lift ) without an engineers certificate AND the clearance between a suspension component and its bump stop is not altered by more than a third as specified by the manufacturer.

Rims must be withing 15mm of the largest/smallest manufactureres rim

Thats apparently the situation in Victoria.... so our favorite tyre sizes are out, as well as cranking up the torsion bars to clear them.

Doesn't leave many options does its ?

For us in NSW:

RTA wrote:Wheels up to 26mm wider than the largest optional wheel recommended by the vehicle manufacturer for the vehicle can be fitted without the need to notify the RTA.

The outside diameter of the wheel and tyre combination must be no more than 15mm over the largest diameter wheel and tyre combination specified for the vehicle and not more than 15mm below the smallest diameter wheel and tyre combination specified for the vehicle.

in sydney cops dont really look at 4wds to much. my mates running 35s on his zook and doent get looked at by cops but before getting the zook he had more time with a suspended licence than actually days driving on the road!!!

UNLESS YOU DRIVE LIKE A CLOWN

phraze84 wrote:in sydney cops dont really look at 4wds to much. my mates running 35s on his zook and doent get looked at by cops but before getting the zook he had more time with a suspended licence than actually days driving on the road!!!

UNLESS YOU DRIVE LIKE A CLOWN

I'd be more worried about insurance issues than defect issues if my car was heavily modified.
A defect can be cleared easily... A major accident without insurance cover, may not.

thanks for the info guys

yeah fair call bout the insurance