Whats the stock profile height for 4cyl TR?

Is it 70 or 75?

I thought it was 60...?? i could be wrong.

ahhh, good question....i cant remember

i think it was something like 75 for 14" and 70 for 15" wheels.

will find out for ya tommorow

actually got the brochure in front of me....

either:

P185/75R14
P205/65R15


should also be listed on the tyre ply card on your fuel filler door.

Thanks for that man :)

What happens if you use tyres that have a lower load rating than the car specifies?

I know for this gen Magnas the loads rating is 92, what happens if i use something lower? say 88?

voids your insurance.....i think

voids your insurance.....i think

is that all? Is it dangerous? If so how dangerous.. I know its meant to indicate the amount of weight the tyre can handle at certain speeds etc.. But how essential is it?

errr, the load ratings for the 2nd gen magna is 89, well thats for the wagon, and surely the sedan ain't any higher :nuts:

the load rating tells you how much load (kg) the tyre can support at the correct pressure. Search the net and you'll find the respective weight for each load rating. Simply multiply the weight by 4 (ie. 4 wheels) and thats how much it will be able to handle.

Load rating has nothing to do with speeds. For that, its speed rating that you'd need to look for.

errr, the load ratings for the 2nd gen magna is 89, well thats for the wagon, and surely the sedan ain't any higher :nuts:

the load rating tells you how much load (kg) the tyre can support at the correct pressure. Search the net and you'll find the respective weight for each load rating. Simply multiply the weight by 4 (ie. 4 wheels) and thats how much it will be able to handle.

Load rating has nothing to do with speeds. For that, its speed rating that you'd need to look for.

kg v kpa, thats what i was supposed to say, my bad.

89? someone on here told me it was 92 :doubt: i think
anyway thanks.. again

The base model 4 cylinders with 14 inch tyres may be 89 load rated but I'm pretty sure that
the ones with 15" wheels and v6 are 92 load rated. The first gens are 87 load rated. Don't
forget that the load rating is not the static loading, but the dynamic loading, e.g. during
braking where most of the weight gets transfered to the front wheels, also don't forget that
our magna/veradas are front heavy to begin with. If you end up in an accident because of tyre
failure due to under rated tyres, not only will your insurance not pay you a cent, you may be
charged for driving a dangerous vehicle (just something I read somewhere).