The tyre size 175/65 R17 falls completely through the cracks. There are no snow chains for it. This is the standard tyre size for the Toyota Aygo X. 175 Tyre width in mm 65 Ratio of tyre height to width in per cent R17 corresponds to rim diameter in inches There are plenty of snow chains available for R15 rims, but I can't use them because the overall diameter will no longer be correct, right? Does anyone have a tip or solution to this problem?
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It is a mystery to me why some standard sizes are not offered, but instead there are some downright exotic ones. For example, not one offer for my vehicle with the size 235/45R18. At Reifendirekt I can find umpteen different manufacturer offers. Can you expand your range of tyre sizes?
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Good morning, I would like to know whether König snow chains, which have those red holders, fit alloy rims and not iron ones. I don't want to ruin them. Thanks! https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s4/product/koenig-chain-cb-12-104-schneeketten-6882587?supplier=406802
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If so, perhaps Galaxus should look for a new supplier?
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When I select a 245/45 r17 tyre, a load index (88) is given. If I change the load index to 93, "this" tyre costs 10% less. Unfortunately, only supposedly. Because far, far down in the product description, the height is changed from 45% to 50% at the same time. This is no longer valid in a check and costs a lot of money. It is an insult when a supplier (Delticom) changes product features during the ordering process without declaring this openly and clearly. On the last overview page, this change is hardly noticeable. Ergo new order, ergo return, ergo costs, ergo trouble for everyone and ergo Galaxus (!!!) is expensive....
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