What are the most popular 4WD & Caravan Tyre sizes?

My spare is under the vehicle and the second, when I carry it, is in the canopy so sadly, you don't need my tyre sizes [:-(

Can I suggest the fifth star be put in the Cross. Otherwise it's excellent.

I would love that as a sticker. Any chance of that?

Cheers

Prado and van both 265/65R17

I reckon I'll definitely have one

cheers

Leave the stars as they are..I'm a Kiwi and have no problem with that configuration.

Cruiser Ute has 265/75R16
Prado has 265/70R17
Camper has 315/75/16

Sticker in both round and rectangular would be good as there are spots a round one doesn't looks right.

Cheers Kev

Hi Michelle,
Landcruiser Cab/ Chassis with canopy.
Tyre size 265/75 R16 but unfortunately would only be interested if tyre cover
incorporated a rubbish bin.
Ross Nielsen

Both the 4WD and the Camper, have tyres that are 265/70/R17.

These are just one size over standard that the 4WD came with.

Cheers,
Mal

PS : I love the design by the way !

Hi Michelle,

Love the changes to the original design. As per others and as you have indicated, the 5th star will make a difference for the better. I too would like stickers when available. Car tyre is 285/70/R17, and Van tyre is 285/75/R16, but I have a "Wheel Bin" rubbish bag on the caravan spare. If a Wheel Bin rubbish bag becomes available, I would definitely like one of those. For now I would be happy with one for the car.

Macca.

Hi there Michelle

We have an Isuzu DMax with tyre size 255/65R17. Not a popular size I know. The camper has old Patrol wheels, 265/75R16.

Like the wheel cover design.

Cheers
Jim

Michelle
I will probably confuse you with this , but - most 4 wheel drives can be described as having 31 inch / 33 inch /35 inch etc tyres , despite the myriad of metric descriptions to come up wit these rolling radiui.
If the design of the wheel cover is like most where a circle of material ( with that perfect logo ) fits flat onto the side of the tyre and a flat piece sewn to it covers the tread of the tyre, this is then is pulled in behind the tyre by a drawstring arrangement , then........as long as the tread cover piece is wide enough to overlap the larger width treads and hold the complete cover on the tyre, you only need the 3 or 4 most common rolling radius as sizes for the circle.
I would suggest that as most on this forum fit into a mature ( read sensible ) bracket, you will not need the larger sizes, i.e. 37/39 inch
Hope you understand my thinking
Murray

Thanks everyone. The 5th star has been added and sent to manufacturer and we are on our way to making this happen. Once I approve the sample manufacture is only 14 days, then add postage to warehouse and stocking and you'll be able to order very soon.

I was only asking about tyre sizes across all your rigs to get a gauge on how our past sales data for the sizes that were sold stack up against current demand to ensure I stock sufficient of each size range. This is because we are buying in bulk (100) to keep price down for you, and it would be a shame to run out of one size too soon due to poor planning. I am ordering 5 sizes. Yesterday it was going to be 4 so its all about getting the right balance of sizes for an order of 100.

Sir Kev's camper needs the XL - but its the largest size we intend to offer and I'm only expecting to get in about 5 of them unless I get a lot of responses from people with massive 4x4 trucks etc?? Not sure what requirements people might have and this is your chance to get what you want in stock.

Go the tyre size calculator on our site and tell me if you need the size 11, or 3 or 1 as these are the odd sizes that I'm only getting limited of.

Tyre Size Calculator

Hi
Standard Outback Jayco camper fitment 235-75-15 . Optional Touring tyre . Possibly the most common tyre ever fitted to vans campers .

265/65R17 in our case. One is on the back and is covered by the spare wheel cover built in to the vehicle. When we carry a second spare a cover would be helpful to keep it clean, although since it's on the roof no one will see it other than drone pilots...

Hi Michelle and Explorozers,

Apologies -- I am a bit late to the party in responding to the initial request. The artwork looks excellent -- distinctive without being loud. My hope would be that the Exploroz wheel cover can be arranged so that a hole could be cut to to accommodate a typical number plate holder and light (KAYMAR example depicted) without diminishing the artwork too much? Will that be possible? Comparing the attached illustration to the proposed artwork would suggest that much of the artwork may disappear behind the number-plate or be destroyed by the cut-out. Suspect this may be an issue with some other wheel-carriers as well?