Is a 35 sidewall profile tire ok???
08-05-2024, 07:40 AM
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Ok how? What size wheels did you get? If you are still on 20"s there will be a little more fender gap, unless you are squeezing a slightly wider tire on it in which case the profile may be similar. The 35 ratio tires will likely ride a bit stiffer and I would really avoid potholes!
08-05-2024, 11:24 AM
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Ok how? What size wheels did you get? If you are still on 20"s there will be a little more fender gap, unless you are squeezing a slightly wider tire on it in which case the profile may be similar. The 35 ratio tires will likely ride a bit stiffer and I would really avoid potholes!
08-05-2024, 11:28 AM
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Ok how? What size wheels did you get? If you are still on 20"s there will be a little more fender gap, unless you are squeezing a slightly wider tire on it in which case the profile may be similar. The 35 ratio tires will likely ride a bit stiffer and I would really avoid potholes!
08-05-2024, 12:55 PM
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You're replacing a 29" tire with a 27" tire.
Your wheel gap will look worse and your speedometer will be off by 7%. (Indicated 60 mph will actually be 55 mph).
Is it too late to change to 255/45/20?
Your wheel gap will look worse and your speedometer will be off by 7%. (Indicated 60 mph will actually be 55 mph).
Is it too late to change to 255/45/20?
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