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How do you go on for insurance do you have to notify as it’s a modification and if you don’t notify is insurance void because tyres are different type/size from original fitment,

If this question opens up a can of worms tell me to shut up
 
andyjanet said:
How do you go on for insurance do you have to notify as it’s a modification and if you don’t notify is insurance void because tyres are different type/size from original fitment,

If this question opens up a can of worms tell me to shut up
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Never thought about it Andy lolol
 
Aye but tyres sticking to road have to have a speed rating and you know what insurance company’s are like
 
What speed load rating we’re old tyres compared to new
 
They look great Jeff bet you can’t wait for a muddy field to try them out. I’ve had Goodrich tyres on a few 4x4s and you do get better grip with them don’t know about the newer ones but they’ve a softer compound for American concrete roads so had to rotate them regularly to stop them wearing uneven.
 
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