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Old May 25th, 2021, 14:26   #1
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I'm just in the process of scrapping my beloved C30 D5 and buying a V40 D2 replacement.
I know, what a climb down. But need must, and was wondering, could I fit my C30's 17" alloys onto the V40 that have Uniroyal RainSport 5 - 225/40 R18 92Y fitted?

I think the V40 has 16" fitted just now, but not sure of the tyres

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Think carefully (are your wheels 17 or 18?) it might slow down a car which will already feel significantly slower than your C30.
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If the outer diameter is the same, can it slow it down?
Or is it to do with width?
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If the outer diameter is the same, can it slow it down?
Or is it to do with width?
If the OD is the same then you should be ok.
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