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Using 275/45/20 instead of 285/45/20
17k miles and they are already shot. The smaller 275 seems to offer more options at a lower price and higher thread.
Anyone using 275 instead of 285? |
Running those for our winter tire size. No issues. |
I’d never go with a smaller diameter tire. Less between you and the road and chances are it won’t look good. Id go larger if they fit. https://m.tirerack.com/tires/tires.j...=945WR0DWS06XL |
I was contemplating of the same thing in the 21" size. There is a variety of all season tires to choose from with similar load rating, longer tread wear, and much lower cost. The downside is the 1-2% error in speedometer reading.
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Originally Posted by Pasquale Colella
(Post 25267661)
17k miles and they are already shot. The smaller 275 seems to offer more options at a lower price and higher thread.
Anyone using 275 instead of 285? |
Originally Posted by MonzaAvant
(Post 25267685)
I’d never go with a smaller diameter tire. Less between you and the road and chances are it won’t look good. Id go larger if they fit. https://m.tirerack.com/tires/tires.j...=945WR0DWS06XL I have never bought rims or different size tires before for my rides so I’m not familiar with what is a acceptable tire spec. |
Originally Posted by V13T
(Post 25267741)
would there be any speedo errors or issues with going with a wider tire? I have never bought rims or different size tires before for my rides so I’m not familiar with what is a acceptable tire spec. |
Originally Posted by TheFatArmadillo
(Post 25267754)
At 65 mph, the speedo will show 64.23 mph. There I’ll be no error on the speedo, or any other errors from the car. |
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Can I use a 275 or 295 tire on the stock 285/45/20 rim? |
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