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Old 30th December 2007, 14:30   #11
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finally got some tire shop to make me a set of these rings and it's night and day difference!! now im just waiting on suspension stuff....lets hope it sits nicely...anyone has an idea why i'm getting a "tire defect" while running these wheels?...weird...
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anyone has an idea why i'm getting a "tire defect" while running these wheels?...weird...
I suppose the new 20" wheels have a different overall diameter than stock? If this is the case, and if you didn't recalibrate the tyre pressure monitor then you would indeed get the tyre defect warning.
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