Reply to "Tires for OEM 15 inch wheels"

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@rene4406 "Did Pirelli keep the large lettering for the original look?"

Yes - here´s a quote from the Longstone website:

"The tyres were originally named 285/50VR15 P7 however they are actually homologated as a 285/50 R15 104Y, as they do actually qualify for the higher Y speed rating. This detail is written on the side wall in less conspicuous smaller writing to keep the tyres looking as they did back in the day."

2/13/232:34 AM

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