Well, they're only 10mm taller overall so I can't see any problems. The only problem you might have is if you run 225s on one end and 235s on the other. I've heard of traction control going nuts because front and rear wheels aren't spinning at the same rate, and the car thinks it's losing traction.
But yeah, those Dunlop LM602s aren't cheap at all at $300 a pop!
235/45R17s are 13mm smaller, but still legal - just! Much much cheaper too.
FPV Turbo
You only got 20,000 kays out of the original tyres?! These things get at least 30,000 kays of city driving. Just today we put the 3rd set on a Fairmont at 89,000. Heavy right foot perhaps? hehe
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