Discovery 2017

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  • 2B
    Member Since: 22 Oct 2020
    Location: hillybit
    Posts: 220
    Netherlands 

    I have an F-Type P300 and we do some serious mountain roads if we get the opportunity..

    That is why I normally corner quite intense. I used to have a D3 that I drove as a cart..

    So I do notice a 'nose-heavy' car... Cool

    With a caravan like yours hooked-on ; not advisable Wink

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  • Whippetman
    Member Since: 16 Feb 2019
    Location: North Somerset
    Posts: 386
    England 

    nebc100 wrote:
    I have a 2017 HSE and have both 22 and 20 inch rims.

    The 20s are definitely softer than the 22s.

    I find the ride excellent on both.

    I don't have AD as was not an option on the 2017, but I have never felt the handling was bad. My wife suffers from car sickness and has not complained at all.

    I DID have problems with a vibration when I first put on the 22s, but it was actually down to 1. Bad balancing from LR, and 2. On of the tires is SLIGHTLY off-round.


    Yes I too have 22s original fit ex LR management and I don’t have any complaint re ride even with out dynamics.
    Glad to contribute a positive reply!!

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  • NRich
    Member Since: 27 Jun 2020
    Location: Huddersfield
    Posts: 15
    United Kingdom 

    I have 22 inch wheels and find it scary in the wet have aquaplaned a few times thought it was down to width of tyres going to fit some winter Vredesteins it is also not the best on greasy roads don't have much confidence in the tyres brand new car 2,600 miles on it.
  • Whippetman
    Member Since: 16 Feb 2019
    Location: North Somerset
    Posts: 386
    England 

    Each to their own!
    I’m getting down to 4.5 fronts and 3.5 rear so looking to change soon, however have no complaint on Pirelli Zero all seasons M&S so will buy again..


    Last edited by Whippetman on 25th Oct 2020 9:11 pm. Edited 1 time in total

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  • 2B
    Member Since: 22 Oct 2020
    Location: hillybit
    Posts: 220
    Netherlands 

    NRich wrote:
    I have 22 inch wheels and find it scary in the wet have aquaplaned a few times thought it was down to width of tyres going to fit some winter Vredesteins it is also not the best on greasy roads don't have much confidence in the tyres brand new car 2,600 miles on it.


    Don't worry ! The P-Zero's are fine after about 3000 miles !

    I have an F-Type that had OEM Pzero's , skidded all over the place. After running the engine in we went
    to the Alps : no problem at all ! In the end [24.000km's] the were still very good, 3mm thread in the centre left.


    But I did fit MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 4 S 245/40 ZR19 100Y TPC, since they are generally considered better tires FOR THE F-Type [ dunno about the D5 !!].


    Last edited by 2B on 8th Nov 2020 8:31 pm. Edited 3 times in total

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  • Whippetman
    Member Since: 16 Feb 2019
    Location: North Somerset
    Posts: 386
    England 

    3000 or 30,000 miles??

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  • Lucy2
    Member Since: 18 Aug 2020
    Location: Scotland East Ayrshire
    Posts: 38
    Scotland 
    2018 Discovery Sd4 (240) HSE Santorini Black

    Yep agree with Al, I've a 2.0l ltr HSE 2018 D5 with 22" tyres no problems with steering drives well also pulls 1800kg caravan no problem power wise probably due to the gearing.

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  • 2B
    Member Since: 22 Oct 2020
    Location: hillybit
    Posts: 220
    Netherlands 

    Whippetman wrote:
    3000 or 30,000 miles??


    They START to be fine above 3000 miles : not skiddish anylonder.

    For me they lasted 14.000 miles [RWD, F-Type jaguar] on the rear and 16.000 on the frontwheels.

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  • Road Runner 2017
    Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
    Location: Scotland
    Posts: 2010
    Scotland 
    2018 Discovery Si6 HSE Lux Santorini Black

    No issues whatsoever with the Scorpion Pirellis M & S 22's.
    Infact when we first picked it up I ended up drifting it at a wet roundabout by mistake.
    (I forgot I was not in my car at the time as am used to taking the roundabout at a higher speed).
    I did think at the time damn, but the car handled superbly, and luckily it corrected itself.
    Infact I think if it was 20's, then I could have possibly lost control due to the extra body roll of the car, but as the 22's are low profile, there was a lot less body roll thankfully.
    It's an experience I don't want to ever have again.

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  • Whippetman
    Member Since: 16 Feb 2019
    Location: North Somerset
    Posts: 386
    England 

    Whippetman wrote:
    Each to their own!
    I’m getting down to 4.5 fronts and 3.5 rear so looking to change soon, however have no complaint on Pirelli Zero all seasons M&S so will buy again..


    Just replaced them like for like from Tyre Leader and fitted locally.
    Great deal on line and fitted for £56 all in Thumbs Up

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  • NRich
    Member Since: 27 Jun 2020
    Location: Huddersfield
    Posts: 15
    United Kingdom 

    Put some Vredestein wintrac pro tyres on Yesterday it is a different car to drive lots more grip on greasy or wet roads a little bit more noisy but a lot more confidence inspiring than all season Pirellis.
  • 2B
    Member Since: 22 Oct 2020
    Location: hillybit
    Posts: 220
    Netherlands 

    I had the Wintracs pro for many years on my D3, until I did not really needed to go off road so often anymore. Swapped them for Quatrac 5. They are a lot more quiet and have lots of grip on wet roads, very common in the Netherlands.

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  • Wolfpack
    Member Since: 25 May 2019
    Location: Norfolk, UK
    Posts: 360
    United Kingdom 
    2017 Discovery Si6 HSE Corris Grey

    The only tyre? issue I’ve had with 22” on a D5 is they seem to suffer more drift from lorry road ruts, than my D4 on 20’” Pirellis.
  • 2B
    Member Since: 22 Oct 2020
    Location: hillybit
    Posts: 220
    Netherlands 

    I had 3 sets of Wintracs over 6 yrs before I switched to Quatrac pro (not 5).

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