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I have recently bought a Skoda Yeti 140CR 4x4. I am extremely pleased with it in every way with the reservation that the ride is fairly hard and makes my wife queasy. It has 17-inch alloys (which came as standard) with Pirelli Zero Rosso 225/50 ZR17 tyres. Would a different tyre be likely to help?
Asked on 1 October 2011 by DB, Sutton Montis, Somerset
Answered by
Honest John
You would have to change the wheels as well, for example to 16" with 205/55 tyres, and this will cost you about £1,000, minus anything you could get from selling the 17" wheels and tyres. Most Yetis come on 17" wheels. The owners love them, but yours is a very common complaint.
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