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| casptyltd |
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Hi all,
Could anyone tell me what the correct rims should be on the above. I just bought it and it had some vibration around the 100k, so took it to the tyre shop and they wouldn't work on it because they were not commercial tyres or rims. Is this correct? If so what rims should be fitted. Thanks, |
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| SWC |
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Go to another Tyre place.
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| casptyltd |
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Done that, Bob jane won't touch them either. They supposed to be light truck on a 1 tonne.
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| snap0964 |
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Is it a std one tonner, or a tradesman pack ?
Tyre info is from the tyre placard sticker on the lower inside drivers door?
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| casptyltd |
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It's a Longreach GLi 1 tonne ute. The placard on the door says, 195R14C / 195R14LT.
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| casptyltd |
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It's a Longreach GLi 1 tonne ute. The placard on the door says, 195R14C / 195R14LT.
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Posts: 47 Joined: 16th Feb 2010 Ride: Ford Territory and Falcon RTV Location: None of your business |
casptyltd wrote: It's a Longreach GLi 1 tonne ute. The placard on the door says, 195R14C / 195R14LT. Those letters at the end mean you do need high load rated wheels and tyres. C= Cargo LT= Light Truck Any other info about load rating. Eg. 102 = 850kg per wheel. |
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| 96ELGli |
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Hello,
Check the spare, chances are it will be an original wheel / tyre as most people replace wheels in a set of 4. Then you can try and find a matching set at the wreckers. Many people fit Car rated tyres as they are better handling and cheaper. Cars dont have a 1 Ton load capacity though, I am surprised they refused, there must be a clamp down in your area. If everything is done to the rules, there is 1 less thing for an insurance company to use as an excuse to not pay a claim. Ford may have made a stronger wheel for the Utes compared to the Cars, going back many years Holden 1 Tonner wheels were the choice for single axle Caravans as they were the strongest available. ( in a Holden stud pattern ) Wheels do fail, I would stay with OEM or a quality brand.
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| casptyltd |
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Thanks Guys,
There is also Rim code 6JJ and the f 985 r1685. The spare has about 20 of 30mm holes. Regards, |
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| Josh1605 |
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If you havent already solved your problem, best bet would be to buy some new steel rims from your local tyre shop and new 8 ply rated tyres the right size. Ask for R.O.H sunraiser steel wheels. They dont look to bad and they are the strongest steel wheel on the market today. Will only set ya back roughly $80 a wheel. They'll comply with your vehicle specs and insurance
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