Fitting run flats on aggressive wheels. Need some insight!
Fitting run flats on aggressive wheels. Need some insight!
Bought some Varratoen ES112s and some Dunlop run flats. Had no idea that the side wall for run flats are much less flexible so getting them to hold air is a pain in the ***. Anyone ever had this issue and found a solution?
Wheels are 9.5+12 front and 11+15 rear.
Tires are 245/40 front and 275/35 rear.
Help me out. Want theae bad boys on the car already.
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Wheels are 9.5+12 front and 11+15 rear.
Tires are 245/40 front and 275/35 rear.
Help me out. Want theae bad boys on the car already.
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Originally Posted by dominate
I'd sell the run flats and just buy new tires.
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The OTHER option is to get run flats that actually fit on those wheels since the need for a stretch of any kind is non-existent on those specs. However, if you got spacers to have them poke, I can see why you would want stretch. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, you can't stretch run flats. lol
Just an FYI
I had Dunlop run flats on my Varrstoen 2.2.2 wheels and both times the tire guys ended up scratching the lip because they were such a pain to remove due to the firm sidewall.
I have the all black wheels so they're easier to touch up than other finishes, but just something to think about.
I had Dunlop run flats on my Varrstoen 2.2.2 wheels and both times the tire guys ended up scratching the lip because they were such a pain to remove due to the firm sidewall.
I have the all black wheels so they're easier to touch up than other finishes, but just something to think about.
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