[Sattam Dasgupta]

The existing Goodyear Wrangler M+S 235/65R17 tyres of my 2014 Freelander 2 SE have completed nearly 45,000 kms. It is time for a change. The car is primarily driven in cities and for roadtrips. I have had limited off-roading opportunities.

I am looking for suggestion for replacement options for the following two scenarios:
1. Tyre size remaining the same
2. Larger tyre size without changing the rim.

Look forward to your inputs.

[GTO]

Look around on the forum and you'll see that premium car owners usually love Michelin (example thread). It's my no. 1 tyre brand too, followed by Yokohama. Would suggest you go for the Michelin Latitude Sport 3 (top choice), or Yokohama Geolandar.

[foby.sebastian]

Originally Posted by Sattam Dasgupta

The existing Goodyear Wrangler M+S 235/65R17 tyres of my 2014 Freelander 2 SE have completed nearly 45,000 kms. It is time for a change. The car is primarily driven in cities and for roadtrips. I have had limited off-roading opportunities.

I am looking for suggestion for replacement options for the following two scenarios:
1. Tyre size remaining the same
2. Larger tyre size without changing the rim.

Look forward to your inputs.

Maxxis 235-65-17 with pattern AT771 can be considered. 235-65-17 of Nankang in SP 5 and SP 9 patters can be considered if you are looking for more life for tires. 265 65 17 Nankang SP7 or SP9 can be larger tyre with out changing rim.

[Sattam Dasgupta]

Originally Posted by GTO

Look around on the forum and you'll see that premium car owners usually love Michelin (example thread). It's my no. 1 tyre brand too, followed by Yokohama. Would suggest you go for the Michelin Latitude Sport 3 (top choice), or Yokohama Geolandar.

For some reason Amazon is alerting that Michelin Latitude Sport 3 235/65 - R17 104W is not compatible to Freelander 2 SE.

Any advise?