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Old 28th April 2014, 11:36   #1
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Default What sized winter tyres / wheels were approved for the ZT in Europe?

just wondered what the european handbook says for winter wheels / tyres for those overseas running ZT's on 225/45/18 in the summer??

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Old 28th April 2014, 20:41   #2
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Not sure that Winter Tyres were as popular over 10 years ago!

Having said that, you can get Winter Tyres in 225/45X18 anyway!
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Not sure that Winter Tyres were as popular over 10 years ago!

Having said that, you can get Winter Tyres in 225/45X18 anyway!
Probably still a legal requirement in Germany for example
I know that there are MG approved winter tyre sizes for the F and TF in Europe

Maybe narrower 17s are better than the 225 18's hence my question in this part of the forum
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Probably still a legal requirement in Germany for example
I know that there are MG approved winter tyre sizes for the F and TF in Europe

Maybe narrower 17s are better than the 225 18's hence my question in this part of the forum
True, but if you have a 190 or 260, you still need 18" wheels to clear the front brakes!
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True, but if you have a 190 or 260, you still need 18" wheels to clear the front brakes!
But I don't on the cdti
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But I don't on the cdti
But as only 120's left the factory with anything other than 18" wheels, it's unlikely that MGR would recommend anything other than the standard size!
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