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Post Info TOPIC: Tyres for a Fiat Ducato Motormone [2017]


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Tyres for a Fiat Ducato Motormone [2017]


I own a Trakka Torino with Continental Vanco 4 Seasons tyres 225/75R 16C   M&S.They are wearing well at 1800km But they are noisy,and we feel all the vibrations. Will a member please advise on alternative tyres. I apply the recommended pressure of 63psi[front] 75psi[rear].Is this for when Ducato is used as a delivery van? should I reduce the pressures?

Thank you in anticipation of your help.    Torino[David] 



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Tyre pressures should be set according to the weight carried on each axle.
Get the vehicle weighed one axle at a time first and then reasonable advise can be given as to the appropriate pressures to use, not before.
Cheers,
Peter

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We had Federal light truck tyres on our Ducato years ago, they rode and wore quite well.......Bob

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Thank you for your suggestion Torino

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Hello Torino, tyres on our 2018 Fiat Ducato Motorhome are

michelin agilis camping 225/75 r16 cp

Fully loaded 80psi,

Cheers



-- Edited by JeffRae on Wednesday 8th of May 2019 08:00:22 PM

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80 psi is recommended, but too much on our 2014 Duccato - rode like a brick. Running 70 at rear and 65 in front, tyre wear very good and a lot more comfortable to ride in. Weight is about 3600 kg, heavier to rear.

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I run the existing continentals at 63/70 but it is a noisy rough ride. Thanks to contributors. I have investigated Federal and Michelin. More suggestions welcome Torino

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