My son has a H4 based on a Fiesta RS1800.
It is fitted with 195 / 50 / 15 tyres and has NOT had any problems.
 
AJ

On Sunday, June 10, 2012 3:48:06 PM UTC+1, Andrewow47 wrote:

> Hi I have recently purchased an H4 and will shortly be joining the 
> owners club. 
>
> My question concerns suspension wheels and tyres. 
>
> The car has a 1.6 zetec engine and is based on a 1995 Fiesta so guess 
> this is a Fiesta Mk3.5 but I am not sure. 
>
> The tyre size is 16/215/40 which just seems too wide for the car, they 
> are virtually projecting beyond the wheel arches and the rears rub the 
> arches over bumps. 
>
> I don't know what the suspension set is but the front ride height 
> seems on the high side and the rear is a bit low and the rear 
> suspension seems firm to say the least! In fact it really is spoiling 
> the car on normal roads, on the plus side it corners like a go-kart. 
>
> I have read that the 'factory set up' was standard 1.6 Fiesta 
> suspension on the front and 1.1 on the rear, I have do to something to 
> improve the suspension as a matter of priority,I was thinking about 
> just buying some standard 1.1 springs/shocks for the rear and taking 
> it from there. 
>
> There are also a fair number of alternative suspension manufacturers 
> such a spax, koni etc. who sell lower/stiffer/adjustable alternatives 
> and I don't know if this would be better? 
>
> Also any guidance on wheel sizes/offsets and tyre sizes would be very 
> much appreciated. 
>
>

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