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Hey, just got a flat a while ago, and my question is... I have a 19" rim with 245's on the left hand rear and the povo spare on the right hand rear.. Will this cause any problems.. if any? Apart from the sh*tty handling...

Its only till the weekend, cause time off work is impossible at the moment....

Cheers Mike...

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Keep the high speed runs to a minimum and you will be fine.

Ford recommends a max of 80ks :stupid:

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Thx for the advice... I went to the tyre joint near me and the guy said it was ok. The flat was due to a puncture so it was easily fixed and $25 later I was outta there

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at least the people that put your rims on didnt crossthread a nut lol.

changed all my 20's back to stock to go down south and got to the front left hand one and found that I had one crossthreaded nut that wasnt gonna co-operate so now im left rolling on 4 nuts instead of 5 lol..no big deal..I hope

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  seventytwo said:
Keep the high speed runs to a minimum and you will be fine.

Ford recommends a max of 80ks :tonguepoke:

they RECCOMEND that but its not a tyre speed issue, those spare 16 dunlop tyres are suitable upto about 230kmph...

its more of a handling issue and they just say that speed for safety reasons.

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  chikt said:
at least the people that put your rims on didnt crossthread a nut lol.

changed all my 20's back to stock to go down south and got to the front left hand one and found that I had one crossthreaded nut that wasnt gonna co-operate so now im left rolling on 4 nuts instead of 5 lol..no big deal..I hope

Go and buy yourself another stud and replace it man! It will take you all of five minutes to pull through.

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