Spring is in the air! Wheel change required.
03-14-2004, 01:49 PM
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Spring is in the air! Wheel change required.
Snow is gone, temp is going up, so I decided to change the weels today.
Winter wheels [D '90's with Vredestein Snowtrac] off and the 17"Cup wheel on.
Winter wheels [D '90's with Vredestein Snowtrac] off and the 17"Cup wheel on.
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03-14-2004, 02:35 PM
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John, you can read minds...... Off course I wanted to show the lift, you know me........... Missed the 'lift topic'a few weeks ago did'nt you?? 
Back to the real world, we get a 16 degr. celcius this week, so the winter tires will be wear more in warm weather, so..... Good reason to show my lift John
Back to the real world, we get a 16 degr. celcius this week, so the winter tires will be wear more in warm weather, so..... Good reason to show my lift John
03-14-2004, 02:52 PM
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Oh, I saw that thread alright, Arjan.
As I clicked on this one, I said to Paula, this will have a picture of that lift I want...
Every little helps!
As I clicked on this one, I said to Paula, this will have a picture of that lift I want...
Every little helps!
03-15-2004, 03:05 AM
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Yes John, all the thing you need for a workshop, this includes a compressor and air tools too.
Just drove to work this morning, and I have to say, the cup wheels need more power to steer the car then the winter tires. D '90's with winter tires drive more comfortable, but in situations where power is asked, they are too soft for the car. I drive Bridgestone S02 tires now, and man..... what a lot of sound on the road [humming] compared to the winter tires. The car was completely quiet with those wheels before....
Just drove to work this morning, and I have to say, the cup wheels need more power to steer the car then the winter tires. D '90's with winter tires drive more comfortable, but in situations where power is asked, they are too soft for the car. I drive Bridgestone S02 tires now, and man..... what a lot of sound on the road [humming] compared to the winter tires. The car was completely quiet with those wheels before....
03-15-2004, 01:47 PM
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Arjan,
What size snow tires are you using on the Design 90 wheels?
I am going to run snow tires on my Design 90's next year, but since I have some nearly new 205/55 snow tires I have used on another car, I was wondering if they would work. I know that in front they are fine, and the owners manual indicates it is possible to use these on the rear rims instead of 225/50's, but I am curious as to the impact on handling with the smaller size tires in the rear.
What size snow tires are you using on the Design 90 wheels?
I am going to run snow tires on my Design 90's next year, but since I have some nearly new 205/55 snow tires I have used on another car, I was wondering if they would work. I know that in front they are fine, and the owners manual indicates it is possible to use these on the rear rims instead of 225/50's, but I am curious as to the impact on handling with the smaller size tires in the rear.