Dave the best way to go is to have two sets of wheels one your good set only
used on Sundays and say a set or R31 5.5x14 and they look good without hubcaps
for OFFICIAL use problem solved
13 plus 2 = 15 but who knows use a second set for official purposes and you'll
have no problems and it only takes afew minutes to change wheels
Peter
David Andrews wrote:
> Peter & All,
>
> OK.. so does that mean that I could probably convince an engineer to accept
> the 5.5/6 x 13's as the largest wheels fitted (by manufacturer)?..
> which i could use as a base to get my 16x7's registered?.. would you do
> that? according to the vicroads homepage i can increase rim size but rim +
> tyre can be no bigger than 15mm of original rim + tyre size. that means
> (according to my poor maths anyway).. that my tyres would end up having a
> profile of (with my 16" wheels) ~74mm. is that acceptable?..
>
> rims 16x7
> tyres 225/?(whatever 74mm is)R16
>
> sorry for the really specific questions and all.. but i'm mainly interested
> in if i'm thinking about these things the right way or if i've made a big
> boo-boo somewhere.
> thanks again,
>
> Dave
>
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