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Old 5 Oct 2021, 05:09 (Ref:4077009)   #34
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IIRC, they are the same width wheels. Maybe a slightly different type profile, but nothing that dramatic. They have a slightly bigger diameter to raise the car a tad.
Yes.

All 7 types of tyre currently used are 305mm (front) and 405mm (rear) wide tread.
The slicks are 670mm diameter, inters 674mm (front) 675mm (rear) and wets 680mm.

From 2022, width is remaining the same, diameter increasing by 50mm.
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