Which size wheels would you recommend on a new Discovery 4 HSE - 19in or 20in?

I have just ordered a new Discovery 4 HSE and specified the 20in wheels as a "cost" option.

I still have time to change my spec. In your opinion would I better off sticking with the standard 19in wheels? What are the advantages of doing so?

Is there any noticeable difference in the quality of the ride between the two different tyre sizes please?

We live in the country and see our fair share of flooding but most driving will be on "A" roads with trips into town and the occasional motorway driving.

Asked on 10 January 2013 by somersetciderrover

Answered by Honest John
Why did you do that? Stupid boy. Get straight back to the order form and change it to the standard 19" wheels. 20" ride worse, wear worse, are more subject to damage and cost a lot more to replace. There are no upsides apart from footballers's wife bling.
Similar questions
I live in the Scottish Highlands, which gets heavy snow and ice from November till April. I own a 2009 Land Rover Discovery, but am not sure which tyres to buy as I only spend 10 per cent of my time off...
My husband is looking to replace our current S-Max with a car that will cope with snow and ice. He is looking at the Land Rover Discovery. We don't necessarily need 7 seats any more. Is there anything...
Can you suggest tyres for my Discovery 3 please? I have read Pirelli Scorpion ATR and Vredestein Xtreme are good. My current tyres are Nexen 255/60R 18H nearing the end of their life. I do very little...
Related models
Imperious on and off-road, hugely practical, more desirable than the current Discovery, refined and high-quality interior.