Rolls Royce Silver Shadow II Tyres
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Rolls Royce Silver Shadow 2 Tyres 1977–1980
Rolls Royce Silver Shadow Tyres Explained
- Like the late Shadow 1; the Silver Shadow 2 had wider wheel arches and fitted 235/70R15 tyres.
- The asymmetric carcass and tread pattern of the 235/70R15 Michelin XVS Whitewall dramatically improves the handling of these Rolls Royce Silver Shadows. It was Rolls Royce’s handling tyre of choice.
- The 235/70R15 Avon TurboSpeed was Rolls Royce’s comfort option, for the chauffeur-driven Silver Shadow 2 tyres.
- Although period fitting manuals and Rolls Royce both indicate that Silver Shadow wheels are tubeless, these wheels lack the safety beads that are typical of a 'genuine' tubeless wheel by current standards. We recommend that you install innertubes on these wheels.
- We suggest the Michelin 15/17H innertube for these tyres.
- Low-speed unloaded Shadow 2 tyre pressure recommendations go as low as 24psi front and 28psi rear. However, high-speed recommendations, which are better suited to modern roads, are 29psi front and 32psi rear.
- There are many different opinions with regard to Silver Shadow tyre pressures. We would suggest the lower pressures are for comfort in a chauffeur-driven Shadow, whereas the higher pressures give better directional stability on motorways.
Rolls Royce Silver Shadow 2 Whitewall Tyres
We have a variety of whitewall tyres in the size 235/70R15. We recommend the 235/70R15 Michelin XVS Whitewall as the best-performing white wall tyre in this size.
















