Choosing correct van tyres
Discussion
Might have to hand my PH card in on this one. Looking with someone at new tyres for their van
It has a mix match on all corners at the moment
Looks like they came with
Hankook RA08 (Hyundai) 108/106T
215/70TR16 From the factory.
The 108/106T bit is confusing me somewhat. I’ve always gone with the same or better load rating / speed rating, however what does the 108/106t dual bit mean.
Some tyre places when you punch the number plate in only offer the hankook mentioned above, other tyre places offer a much larger selection but the load rating is lower.
Are we safe to just go with whatever the online tyre sites say, or is that ok until you kill a nuns football team on the way back from the nun cup and then you find out you didn’t have beefy enough tyres on.
Is there a site that tells you the legal requirement. The hand book and dealers are as usele as each other
Plate is cv68ukz if it helps
Thanks
It has a mix match on all corners at the moment
Looks like they came with
Hankook RA08 (Hyundai) 108/106T
215/70TR16 From the factory.
The 108/106T bit is confusing me somewhat. I’ve always gone with the same or better load rating / speed rating, however what does the 108/106t dual bit mean.
Some tyre places when you punch the number plate in only offer the hankook mentioned above, other tyre places offer a much larger selection but the load rating is lower.
Are we safe to just go with whatever the online tyre sites say, or is that ok until you kill a nuns football team on the way back from the nun cup and then you find out you didn’t have beefy enough tyres on.
Is there a site that tells you the legal requirement. The hand book and dealers are as usele as each other
Plate is cv68ukz if it helps
Thanks
Is the dual load rating to do with their use as a dual tyre setup likenyou see on the back of light goods vehicles sometimes? Being partnered up would increase their load rating.
Can’t help with the liability side of things; I assume it would be a matter for their insurer to tell you what they’d allow.
Can’t help with the liability side of things; I assume it would be a matter for their insurer to tell you what they’d allow.
Thanks all, interesting
Typically I’ve always just stuck Michelin’s or whatever came with the car from new on my cars
Had a look at the sticker on the drivers door slam, indeed it says
215/70TR16C 108/06T
The van can take a lot of weight and it does tow, so I think it’s best to stick to the recommended
Interestingly i have found I can get them for £99 -£2 using a voucher code -3% which isn’t bad for a decentish recommend unusual tyre, not bad wet stop either!
Thanks again
Typically I’ve always just stuck Michelin’s or whatever came with the car from new on my cars
Had a look at the sticker on the drivers door slam, indeed it says
215/70TR16C 108/06T
The van can take a lot of weight and it does tow, so I think it’s best to stick to the recommended
Interestingly i have found I can get them for £99 -£2 using a voucher code -3% which isn’t bad for a decentish recommend unusual tyre, not bad wet stop either!
Thanks again
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