Citroen - Citroen LN / LNA
The PSA Group (Peugeot S.A.) was formed when the insolvent Citroen was taken over by Peugeot (in 1975)
The 2 door bodywork shell of the Peugeot 104 was utilised, coupled with the twin cylinder Citroen 602cc 2CV engine, to make the Citroen LN. By 1979 the engine size had been increased in capacity to 652cc to become the Citroen LNA. By 1983 an option of a 4 cylinder 1124 cc engine was fitted which were the Citroen LNA 11E and 11RE models. Production of The Citroen LNA carried on to 1985.
Citroen LN and Citroen LNA original tyre size was 135R13, a size no longer available. The Blockley 145R13 size is the perfect replacement. In any case by 1983 the Citroen LNA 11E and LNA 11RE with the 4 cylinder engine was fitted as standard with the 145R13 tyre size by Citroen - see full detrails of this tyre below:
