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riverblanche



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no good if its a different diameter mrH

if the 22" is a bigger diameter then you don't want to have a standard 21" as a spare

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Post #546066 Tue Jan 16 2018 10:47pm
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MrM



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I was going to check, but presumed the rolling diameter would be the same for them all, and the 22" would have thinner rubber?

Post #546087 Wed Jan 17 2018 8:57am
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philmw



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Rolling diameter of both the 275/45/21 and 275/45/22 tyres is 1.9% smaller than the 295/40/22 tyres. 

Post #546121 Wed Jan 17 2018 5:17pm
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MrM



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Thanks Phil. How does the space saver compare?

Post #546123 Wed Jan 17 2018 5:36pm
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philmw



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I assume the reduced size wheel has the same circumference as the 21/22 - i.e. 1.9% smaller than the SVR 22 wheels. You wouldn’t want to drive with odd sized wheels. The TC and ABS would have heart failure. 

Post #546128 Wed Jan 17 2018 6:31pm
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MrM



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So my options are tyre sealant or a low loader?

Post #546131 Wed Jan 17 2018 6:51pm
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SVR575



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No you need a reduced size spare, which is the no cost option for the SVR. SVR 2018 in Santorini Black.

Post #546133 Wed Jan 17 2018 7:05pm
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MrM



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Forgive me I'm confused with the contradictory comments regarding the reduced section wheel and I've yet to figure out a part number or seen one for sale (can't order as option as bought used)

Confused

Post #546135 Wed Jan 17 2018 7:29pm
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SVR575



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Reduced section alloy spare wheel
Reduced section alloy spare wheel
ADD Reduced section alloy spare wheel
Reduced section alloy spare wheel

Includes Toolkit.
Not available with 5+2 Seating.
Not available with Tyre Repair System or Full Size Spare Wheel.


Above was the option. Sorry this is taken from configurator.
Ask Dan on here if he can help. SVR 2018 in Santorini Black.

Post #546136 Wed Jan 17 2018 7:41pm
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MrM



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I thought I was confused before, but I'm more confused now. Via the new car config, the reduced section wheel seems to be what I thought was (and is widely advertised on eBay as) a space saver.

So what is a space saver if not a reduced section alloy? Maybe links to pics/ options would help put this sorry saga to rest.

Post #546146 Wed Jan 17 2018 8:25pm
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SVR575



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Yes!
The £139 with jack and everything seems good.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RANGE-ROVER-SPO...JACK-TOOL-
KIT/232623085698?hash=item36296a9882:g:Au0AAOSwYwJaSlJG SVR 2018 in Santorini Black.

Post #546153 Wed Jan 17 2018 8:32pm
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IRBails



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My wheels are standard 22 inch with 275/40 tyres and they fit. I am assuming they run on a 10 inch rim. M16 SVD8 ,4.4 HSE with a few extras, Sold R50 , Wife SQ5 , BMW R1200GSW.

Post #546166 Wed Jan 17 2018 9:39pm
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riverblanche



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Hi,
So a 275 x 40% = 110 + 12.7 for the 22" (half the extra inch to add to the radius
/side wall height) so 122.7

A 275 x 45% = 123.75 for the 21" both sizes can be used and should not affect anything

The 295 x 40% = 118 + 12.7 = 130.7 so maybe 7 or 8mm difference

Get a New 275/45/21 as a spare and only use it if your 295/40/22 are half worn there will only be 3 or 4mm differnce then and your sorted Laughing


It all works in theory but ISTR tyres can vary slightly in size between manufactures for the same size stated Big Cry Porsche Cayenne 2022
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Post #546172 Wed Jan 17 2018 10:24pm
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philmw



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And let the other tyres down and drive slowly Very Happy 

Post #546179 Thu Jan 18 2018 7:39am
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DaveW



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IRBails wrote:
My wheels are standard 22 inch with 275/40 tyres and they fit. I am assuming they run on a 10 inch rim.


You're on a 9.5J rim.
10J is SVR specific

Its the 295 tyre width, not the OD that prevents the floor sitting down on the SVR 22's

Post #546255 Fri Jan 19 2018 11:09am
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