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06-11-2009 04:46 PM #1
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I run a 235/75/15 on a 7 inch rim on both my 32's.
I have run larger tires but the ride suffered.
JUST my nickle ...
Going 33 and 1/3 rpms in a IPOD world
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12-18-2009 09:51 AM #2
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I totally agree with deuce, i find the 8" rim looks a little tight in a 32 fender, the 7" with a 235/75 seems just right.
Originally Posted by Deuce
I run a 235/75/15 on a 7 inch rim on both my 32's.
I have run larger tires but the ride suffered.
JUST my nickle ...
Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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05-23-2014 10:16 PM #3
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235/75/15 for the rear? What do you run in the front? Love the stance! Trying to figure out what I'm going to put on mine for a good ride and look good too... Originally Posted by Deuce
I run a 235/75/15 on a 7 inch rim on both my 32's.
I have run larger tires but the ride suffered.
JUST my nickle ...
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05-27-2014 04:01 AM #4
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Looks like 560's to me Originally Posted by Shima20
.Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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05-27-2014 06:01 AM #5
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You wouldn't have any way of knowing, but Randy (deuce) passed away just over a year ago, so won't be answering. Originally Posted by Shima20
Since those are radials the numbering will be different from Steve's good guess. To me they look like 185/70.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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05-27-2014 08:47 AM #6
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The only "560's" that I know of in today's market are the Firestone F560's from Coker, which are 145 R 15 78S radials. The other option for a nominal 24" tall tire that may give improved wear is a Nankang 145R15 77T which is more readily available. I found the guideline of a 6" to 8" drop in diameter rear to front for the right rubber rake. My '33 is 31" rear, 24" front; and the Deuce will be 32" rear, 24" front. Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
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05-27-2014 09:55 AM #7
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Bob thats a shame, I didn't know. RIP Randy. Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
By 560 I meant the radial version that some use, they don't look wide enough to be 185's to me plus 185's would normally be on a 6" rim and I would of thought that coupe is wearing 4.5" - 5" rims in the pic.
.Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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