Do I need to tell my insurer about fitting winter tyres and wheels?
I have bought a Land Rover Freelander with 18-inch wheels and summer tyres. I want to buy a set of 17-inch wheels with winter tyres. Will I need to contact my insurance about the change of wheels and tyres?
Asked on 14 January 2020 by Tony rock
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Honest John
As long as the wheels are from Land Rover and not aftermarket, you would not need to contact them. If they are non OE you would.
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