Mud-club
Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: Jimbo on June 17, 2008, 13:11:21
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I've got a long road trip coming up this summer (Scotland for two weeks, so 1000 miles +), and with no real need for mud tyres whilst I'm in Scotland, I'm thinking about getting another set of wheels with road tyres (or maybe AT's) off eBlag.
Will any LR fitment wheel fit a Defender (discs all round) - I've got a nagging thought in my mind that due to the weight of the 110, you can't fit P38 alloys for example ?
Jim
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I've got a set of range rover classic 5 spoke if you are intrested. Graham
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I've got a set of range rover classic 5 spoke if you are intrested. Graham
I may well be - if they'll fit............I'm sure they will physically fit, just not sure about the weight loading etc.
Have they got tyres on, what size ?
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From an MOT point of view, you do have to watch the load rating on the wheels you use on a 110 but, practically I'm not sure how much difference it makes?
The wheels you can use PCD wise (the distance between the nut holes incase you don't know) are defender, Discovery 200 and 300 TDi's and classic Range Rovers but NOT P38, "new" Range Rover or series 2 discovery's.
I also have three sets of alloys all with no tyres, tow RR 3 spoke and 1 Discovery 5 spoke. (All sets of 5)
I usually sell for £30 a corner plus carraige, I use http://www.directcouriersolutions.co.uk/ to get them to people
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They come off a range rover which i would think about the same as a 110. I have pirelli scorpions on them at the moment, 2 with 6mm, 1 with 4mm 1 just on the limit, but i have 3 goodyears in the garden, I can allways come over to you i'm only in Harlow, i'm looking for the same £120 the lot. Graham
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They come off a range rover which i would think about the same as a 110. I have pirelli scorpions on them at the moment, 2 with 6mm, 1 with 4mm 1 just on the limit, but i have 3 goodyears in the garden, I can allways come over to you i'm only in Harlow, i'm looking for the same £120 the lot. Graham
Graham,
If you could drop me a PM with a contact number, we can have a chat and I can arrange to pop over and have a look.
Jim
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It isn't just MoT with the weight limit on the wheels....have a bump and your insurance company might ask questions and possibly invalidate your insurance....
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It isn't just MoT with the weight limit on the wheels....have a bump and your insurance company might ask questions and possibly invalidate your insurance....
If I change the wheels, I'd let the insurance company know - we've ascertained that Rangie Classic wheels will fit, but does anyonw know if they have a sufficient weight/load rating ?
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contact no sent. Graham
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Lots of posts on this issue, the 110 has a heavy axle loading so most wheels do NOT have the correct weight capacity. The only safe way in my opinion is to use either Wolf or standard 110 wheels, Disco steels are not rated sufficiently high contrary to opinion. As far as alloys are concerned I would only use LR alloys from a 110 or consult a Main Stealer on which are correct, Rangie wheels do not have the right loading as far as I am aware.
Axle weight capacity for a 110 is 1850 kg so each wheel has to have a capacity of 925 kg minimum to not compromise insurance and Construction and Use regs.