195/60 vs 195/65 on Virgo alloys

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Dec 31st, 2006, 20:39	#1
jacksonb123 Senior Member Last Online: Jun 15th, 2014 23:12 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Londinium	195/60 vs 195/65 on Virgo alloys The handbook for my 760 turbo recommends 195/60 tyres which is what it is using now & also what my 240 is using as I've got the same "Sirius" wheels on both cars. However, I managed to pick up an extra set of 5 Virgo alloys today that came with 195/65 tyres that obviously have a slightly higher sidewall. Has anyone else ever run 195/65's on Virgos ? Both my 760 & 240 need tyres, but I'm thinking that the 195/65 may be better suited to the 240 where I'm not looking for as much performance & stick with 195/60's on Virgo's for the 760 Turbo. Any thoughts/comments ? Happy new year Ben

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