So, I was looking at Mitsubishi ASX, and it comes with 18" alloys, and has this tyre specs
Tyre Size 225/55R18 98H
Is it considered low profile?
Is This a Low Profile Tyre for 18" Rim?
LDroneFisherMan on 17/11/2021 - 12:01
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You're very welcome here.
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It depends what your metric for low is
Something which can manage potholes on the road easily….
Then get something with 16" rims and 65+ profile.
And a 3" lift
cannot get any new SUV in that alloy range, toyota rav4 is the only one I can think of with 19" and 65 profile , but looong waiting time
with 19" and 65 profile
No it doesn't… You mean 17s (on the entry level GX, as long as you don't have a kayak…)
manage potholes on the road
Or drive on roads without potholes if you can't steer around them.
Despite it being a bit low on profile, it’s on a budget SUV that isn’t design for race tracks. Therefore the profile is high enough for Mitsubishi to be able to sell to people that drive regular potholed roads and not end up in a class action for it not being designed for purpose.
I guess most of the SUVs come with similar profile…
This one is Eclipse cross with exact same Tyre spec, and as per this review (10:32 )its a good ride over potholes, so I assume it would be same for ASX as well
No, generally 50 aspect or lower.
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