seen the wheel size 5jx15 h2 but when i google it they only seem to be on foreign websites?
does anyone know what tire would fit?
also what does the 5j stand for?
5j means 5inch width i believe
5 is the width in inches measured across the inside surface where tyre bead seals --- ie the true width of the wheel.
J is the code letter for profile height of the lip of the bead --- J is the normal for passenger cars.
I haven't a clue what h2 is
The H2 informs you the wheel is designed for tyres with an H speed rating.
5jx15 is old VW beetle size isn't it?
5j (5 inch wide, j is the profile - j is standard afaik) and will safely accept tyre widths of 145 to 185
Looking for 165/65 R15 or 175/65 R15 on www.mytyres.co.uk (pick all for speed rating) finds plenty of alternatives in all price ranges, but any tyre
fitter should be able to get what you want.
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Originally posted by Mr G
The H2 informs you the wheel is designed for tyres with an H speed rating.
bloody hell i love the info shared on this site, you can ask a question and somebody somewhere will have the answer. Cheers guys
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Originally posted by meany
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Originally posted by Mr G
The H2 informs you the wheel is designed for tyres with an H speed rating.
afraid not old bean ..lol![]()
The "H2" means that this wheel rim is a double hump design ... see the info on page 2.![]()
http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html
that is true...we take this info and assume its gospel just because its on someones website.
i feel Raceandrally may have got things mixxed up with markings on the tyres for speed rating ( or who ever gave them info)..the carbible explanation
does seem plausable though.