Reply to "Tires for OEM 15 inch wheels"

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It is a bit complex, because to make it more complicated, throughout the original production of the tyre the script on the sidewall would have changed, as wopuld the speed rating. the V speed rating means the tyre is capable of speeds above 149 mph. but since then they have develoiped more speed ratings (including the Y in this case)

the small script on the side needs to be there to make sure these tyres cover the current tyre regulations.

have you fitted them yet? is the handling improved compared to what you had on before?

2/13/234:05 AM

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