International Tire Thread:this one is different, I swear.
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International Tire Thread:this one is different, I swear.
After doing the inevitable run flat replacement with all the questions...I had more questions.
I always saw on RWD cars 32/36 or the like...the backs were more air, not less. OE says more than rears.... AWD difference ?
Versions of this car of this are sold all over, and there are a few different OE tire sizes, like on the Estate (colonies here....) and tire pressures recommended vary.....by country. Some even appeared to get non run flats...maybe.
Please answer the following questions for your market. My stuff is probably the same for every US Car. I was hoping we could get one thread with all the data in one place, then you can get lost on the "how do I put bigger ones on" threads....![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Location, OE wheel size, runflats yes/no Pressures...
US-225/45x18 and 245/40x18 runflats yes,
Door Label 42/41, Gas Cap 42/41 or 42/33
I always saw on RWD cars 32/36 or the like...the backs were more air, not less. OE says more than rears.... AWD difference ?
Versions of this car of this are sold all over, and there are a few different OE tire sizes, like on the Estate (colonies here....) and tire pressures recommended vary.....by country. Some even appeared to get non run flats...maybe.
Please answer the following questions for your market. My stuff is probably the same for every US Car. I was hoping we could get one thread with all the data in one place, then you can get lost on the "how do I put bigger ones on" threads....
![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Location, OE wheel size, runflats yes/no Pressures...
US-225/45x18 and 245/40x18 runflats yes,
Door Label 42/41, Gas Cap 42/41 or 42/33