Evoque tyre sizes....please help

does anyone know what size tyres will be fitted to the Evoque. i know the wheels size will be either 19" or 20" but i need tyo know the tyre size

There's also be 18 - and if u really want to opt for them, even 17. not that this answers yr question!

(23-02-2011 07:47pm)cjfp Wrote:  There's also be 18 - and if u really want to opt for them, even 17. not that this answers yr question!

From what I have read and also blew a couple of pictures the tyres sizes are

235/55 R19
245/45 R20

Cheers

nice,any chance you could post the blown up pictures on here?

(23-02-2011 09:51pm)Firebird Wrote:  

(23-02-2011 07:47pm)cjfp Wrote:  There's also be 18 - and if u really want to opt for them, even 17. not that this answers yr question!

From what I have read and also blew a couple of pictures the tyres sizes are

235/55 R19
245/45 R20

Cheers

Interestingly they are Michelin Latitude Sport tires and they do not list on the website a 245/45 R20 Latitude Sport tire. The closet is a 255.

Looks like this may be a new tire.

Cheers

this was such a help...THANKS!!!! kahn Design are manufacturing a 21" alloy wheel and i needed to know the original tyre size so i can upscale to the 21" tyre ......ill keep you posted when they re ready!!!!

An online tyre size calculator: http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

The 20" wheels really should run a 255/45 to reduce the speedo error; keeping it in line with the Evoque's 235/60/18 and 235/55/19 options. Plus you'll have an extra 4mm of sidewall height; might help with protecting the rims from potholes.

(24-02-2011 05:44pm)soprano29 Wrote:  this was such a help...THANKS!!!! kahn Design are manufacturing a 21" alloy wheel and i needed to know the original tyre size so i can upscale to the 21" tyre ......ill keep you posted when they re ready!!!!

Look forward to pics... im planning to go with whatever wheels the Dynamic comes with and upgrade myself.

Id be interested to know what stud pattern the RRE will come in, anyone know?

X5, I have been advised the Evoque will have Freelander2 hubs - this means that RRS/D3-4 and FFRR wheels will not fit the hubs or will require adapters. Hence why I have so many sets of wheels for sale over on the RRS forums. I felt it best to clear everything out and then get just a set of winter wheels and tyres.

For those who have not owned a Land Rover/ Range Rover on 20" wheels before these are the worst wheels ever for attracting scuffs, no matter how careful you are they seem to love kissing kerbs.......... I ran my RRS on 20" OEM wheels and had the full set refurbed twice - 6 months of running a FFRR on OEM 19's and there is not a single scuff on them. 20's look great but are a nightmare to keep scuff free and while that extra bit of rubber round the rim might not look so cool, it saves a lot of money in refurbs!