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PauloAmore



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22" Alloys on a 7 Seater

Does anyone know why the 22" alloys aren't an option on the 7 seater?

Ride / fit? Some other reason?

I ask as i know of a guy with 22s from Overfinch on his 7 seater. I asked over inch for a quote but I wasn't left convinced that they knew why JLR don't recommend them.

Thanks chaps
P 2022 P440e AB
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Disco



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The load rating on the 22 inch tyres is lower than it is with 21s.
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PauloAmore



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Thanks.

Funny. Always thought bigger would be better. 2022 P440e AB
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Somerset Bumpkin



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I guess the tyres are actually smaller if you think about it.
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philmw



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I was told it was the loading. Interestingly, however, the 5 seat TDV8 has a gross vehicle weight 50 kg more than the 5+2 V6 diesel.



And Ive just noticed that 5+2 TDV8 doesn't appear to be available in the UK. 
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DaveW



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There's a partial thread from August on this too but its not just overall weight, its how that weight is distributed over the axles.
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