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Message: Re: Fitting new tires
Changed By: Guenter in Ontario
Change Date: May 27, 2011 01:41PM
Re: Fitting new tires
Change Date: May 27, 2011 01:41PM
Re: Fitting new tires
[quote=Roger987]
Don't think I've seen this question posted before.
Will two 235 width Boxster tires fit (not mounted) fit in the passenger seat of a 987, and leave room for me to shift gears?
I'm en route to BRBS (currently in NC, where the temp yesteday was over 30 degrees C. Did you catch the Guenter? - it's toasty!) I may pick up some new PS2's when I cross the border back into Canada,[/quote]
Yup. Caught the 30 degrees C. Make sure you get that heater stuck in that position for next week. Love those temps with the top down. A week of that and I might actually get thawed out. B)
Re the tires. I believe you might be able to have them shipped if you're south of the border, you won't have to pay the import duty. I don't think it would be worth the risk of damaging that nice leather interior if even if they would fit.
Don't think I've seen this question posted before.
Will two 235 width Boxster tires fit (not mounted) fit in the passenger seat of a 987, and leave room for me to shift gears?
I'm en route to BRBS (currently in NC, where the temp yesteday was over 30 degrees C. Did you catch the Guenter? - it's toasty!) I may pick up some new PS2's when I cross the border back into Canada,[/quote]
Yup. Caught the 30 degrees C. Make sure you get that heater stuck in that position for next week. Love those temps with the top down. A week of that and I might actually get thawed out. B)
Re the tires. I believe you might be able to have them shipped if you're south of the border, you won't have to pay the import duty. I don't think it would be worth the risk of damaging that nice leather interior if even if they would fit.
Original Message
Author: Guenter in OntarioDate: May 27, 2011 01:41PM
Re: Fitting new tires
[quote=Roger987]
Don't think I've seen this question posted before.
Will two 235 width Boxster tires fit (not mounted) fit in the passenger seat of a 987, and leave room for me to shift gears?
I'm en route to BRBS (currently in NC, where the temp yesteday was over 30 degrees C. Did you catch the Guenter? - it's toasty!) I may pick up some new PS2's when I cross the border back into Canada,[/quote]
Yup. Caught the 30 degrees C. Make sure you get that heater stuck in that position for next week. Love those temps with the top down. A week of that and I might actually get thawed out. B)
Re the tires. I believe you might be able to have them shipped if you're south of the border, you won't have to pay the import duty. I don't think it would be worth the risk of damaging that nice leather interior if if they would fit.
Don't think I've seen this question posted before.
Will two 235 width Boxster tires fit (not mounted) fit in the passenger seat of a 987, and leave room for me to shift gears?
I'm en route to BRBS (currently in NC, where the temp yesteday was over 30 degrees C. Did you catch the Guenter? - it's toasty!) I may pick up some new PS2's when I cross the border back into Canada,[/quote]
Yup. Caught the 30 degrees C. Make sure you get that heater stuck in that position for next week. Love those temps with the top down. A week of that and I might actually get thawed out. B)
Re the tires. I believe you might be able to have them shipped if you're south of the border, you won't have to pay the import duty. I don't think it would be worth the risk of damaging that nice leather interior if if they would fit.