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1993 Roady-man

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PostSubject: Dam tire sizes   Dam tire sizes Icon_minitimeFri Apr 01, 2011 12:01 am
I bought some new Dunlop tires 235 70 15 because I wanted something a bit bigger than 225 70 15 and there both the same height.
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PostSubject: Re: Dam tire sizes   Dam tire sizes Icon_minitimeFri Apr 01, 2011 12:33 am
Actually the 235 70s are a tiny bit larger than 225 70s. If you had 225 75s, the 235s are actually .3 inches smaller in diameter. You need to check a tire comparison calculator.

http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp?item=Wheel-Tire%20size%20comparer&showRim1=1&showTire1=1&sw1=345&ar1=30&bd1=19&rd1=19&rw1=12.0&et1=10&showRim2=1&showTire2=1&sw2=345&ar2=30&bd2=19&rd2=19&rw2=13.0&et2=40&text1=&text2
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