I just need to check before I press the button on new tyres.
I have the following on there at the moment:
215/60 R17 109/107T
I want to put on Michelin Agilis CrossClimate but no one seems to have them in the 109 load rating. Michelin won’t have any in the country till late September.
The van is a T32 Kombi converted to a campervan. The load rating plate under the bonnet reads:
1. 1710kg
2. 1720kg
By my reckoning I can get away with 104 loading at 900kg/tyre.
However one of the sites I looked at stated that you can only put tyres of the same or higher than the original fitted ones. Not sure that is true knowing that VW probably stick on what they’ve got in stock as long as it is high enough.
I’ve got plenty of tread on the existing ones but want to change them before our next trip in Sept.
So my questions are as follow:
Am I right in saying I can put 104s on?
Is it worth waiting for 109/107s?
Are they going to be more resistant than 104s when off-road?
Ta Mark
I have the following on there at the moment:
215/60 R17 109/107T
I want to put on Michelin Agilis CrossClimate but no one seems to have them in the 109 load rating. Michelin won’t have any in the country till late September.
The van is a T32 Kombi converted to a campervan. The load rating plate under the bonnet reads:
1. 1710kg
2. 1720kg
By my reckoning I can get away with 104 loading at 900kg/tyre.
However one of the sites I looked at stated that you can only put tyres of the same or higher than the original fitted ones. Not sure that is true knowing that VW probably stick on what they’ve got in stock as long as it is high enough.
I’ve got plenty of tread on the existing ones but want to change them before our next trip in Sept.
So my questions are as follow:
Am I right in saying I can put 104s on?
Is it worth waiting for 109/107s?
Are they going to be more resistant than 104s when off-road?
Ta Mark