Highlander:
Millimetric
Example: 180/65R390 85V (Passenger Car tyre size)
- Size Designation: “180/65R390”
180 - Section Width in mm
65 - Aspect Ratio
R - indicates radial casing construction
390 - Nominal Rim Diameter in mm
85 - Load Index (85 - 515kg)
V - Speed Symbol (V - 240kph).
I remember in the '80s, British Leyland fitted metric tyres to Metros and Maxis.When they needed replacing,they were almost impossible to get hold of and when you did find them,they were very expensive.
Those will be them. I think they put them on police cars too,
Highlander:
I remember in the '80s, British Leyland fitted metric tyres to Metros and Maxis.
That’s a blast from the past Highlander. The trusty Austin Maxi. 
My uncle had two of these (not at the same time). They had a proper wooden dash and felt like a limousine to a kid of my age.
Not sure what they were like on reliability (below-par I would guess), but a nice clean car all the same.
R.I.P. Maxi
Dazza:
Highlander:
I remember in the '80s, British Leyland fitted metric tyres to Metros and Maxis.
That’s a blast from the past Highlander. The trusty Austin Maxi.
My uncle had two of these (not at the same time). They had a proper wooden dash and felt like a limousine to a kid of my age.
Not sure what they were like on reliability (below-par I would guess), but a nice clean car all the same.
R.I.P. Maxi
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo 
The Austin All Agro
The Morris 1800 (Landcrab)
Triumph Dollop of Sh–e
BL Mini / 1100 with Hydrospastic suspension
and the Mini Clubfoot were all the devils work
Wheel Nut:
The Austin All Agro
Not a fan of square steering wheels then? 
Wheel Nut:
The Morris 1800 (Landcrab)
Can’t remember them. 
Wheel Nut:
Triumph Dollop of Sh–e
Name makes me chuckle, but I do quite like Triumphs.
Wheel Nut:
BL Mini / 1100 with Hydrospastic suspension
Couldn’t possibly approve of that comment. 
Wheel Nut:
and the Mini Clubfoot were all the devils work
My first car was a Mini and it was MAGIC! 