Radial tires

Richard/Tennessee

Richard/Tennessee

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Is anyone running 225 70 16............i think most r using 215 70 16
trying to get as close as possibe to the height of 19 wheels

Glennn 16 s only look funny if u r west of the rockies
 
Also if you have a side mount the spare(s) may become a problem. Obviously you have to buy 5 or 6. And yes they are pricey ! Wayne
 
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Hello Richard
Sorry you are so puzzled about the tires.
Do you have any local club members to ask?
Will you be using these primarily for paved roads or unimproved roads.
Do you run at speeds in excess of 60 mph?
Are you running a hopped up engine with overdrive?
There is a fellow near you named Charles who may be able to assist you
Good luck
 
eherrick said:
hello richard
sorry you are so puzzled about the tires.
Do you have any local club members to ask?
Will you be using these primarily for paved roads or unimproved roads.
Do you run at speeds in excess of 60 mph?
Are you running a hopped up engine with overdrive?
There is a fellow near you named charles who may be able to assist you
good luck
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no ed....they just laugh at me and my 16" wheels
 
Since I have to buy new tires for my 31 Tudor and I gave very nice 19" wheels I may buy the new 19" radials made for that wheel and tire size. Have heard positive comments about them.

Anybody have any experience with them?
 
I am very pleased with my 19" Coker Excelsior Stahl Sport Radial tires.
They ride, steer, and brake great, and the tread life is superior to bias ply.
 
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