Lanchester Ten Tyres
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Lanchester 10 1932–1951
- For Lanchester Ten tyres a set of 5.00/5.25 x 16 Avon Tourist is recommended by Longstone Tyres.
- Cars of this era ran tube-type wheels and fitted innertubes. The ideal innertube for this is the Michelin 16E.
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History of the Lanchester Ten
Built between 1932-1935 and then again from 1946-1951 the Lanchester Ten was a light saloon marketed in between the expensive super-luxury Daimler and the three-wheeler BSA cars. The original Lanchester Ten was the smallest one ever produced but also in the largest amount, with 12,250 made overall. the later Lanchester Ten or LD10 as it's more commonly known was a compact saloon craftsman built by Briggs Motor Bodies but suffered from rust due to the quality of steel allocated in the post-war years by the Government to Lanchester. This lead to the bodywork being made with aluminium coaching from 1949.