255 on 18/9.5 rims
05-13-2004 | 04:10 AM
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You should be ok with that. Most 255's 35/40 require a 8.5-10" rim, with 9" being nominal. A 9.5 will stretch the tire a bit, but you shouldn't have any problems. I have a 265/35 on a 9" rim and the sidewalls are straight up and down.
05-13-2004 | 09:54 AM
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Originally posted by zillinois
You should be ok with that. Most 255's 35/40 require a 8.5-10" rim, with 9" being nominal. A 9.5 will stretch the tire a bit, but you shouldn't have any problems. I have a 265/35 on a 9" rim and the sidewalls are straight up and down.
You should be ok with that. Most 255's 35/40 require a 8.5-10" rim, with 9" being nominal. A 9.5 will stretch the tire a bit, but you shouldn't have any problems. I have a 265/35 on a 9" rim and the sidewalls are straight up and down.
wondering if u have any problem with 265/35 ?ABS problem to be more specific.
r u runinng 19"?
05-13-2004 | 05:15 PM
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255 on a 9.5 is just fine... just make sure you check the tread width
*actual* tread width on a 255 ranges anywhere from ~8.4 inches to ~9.6 (s03's I believe are the widest 255)
don't take the rated spec for granted, always check the actual tire width, you can find this on almost every manufacturer's website
best example? a dunlop sp9000 275 has less tread width than a bridgestone s03 255
*actual* tread width on a 255 ranges anywhere from ~8.4 inches to ~9.6 (s03's I believe are the widest 255)
don't take the rated spec for granted, always check the actual tire width, you can find this on almost every manufacturer's website
best example? a dunlop sp9000 275 has less tread width than a bridgestone s03 255
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05-13-2004 | 06:01 PM
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Originally posted by Strife350z
255 on a 9.5 is just fine... just make sure you check the tread width
*actual* tread width on a 255 ranges anywhere from ~8.4 inches to ~9.6 (s03's I believe are the widest 255)
don't take the rated spec for granted, always check the actual tire width, you can find this on almost every manufacturer's website
best example? a dunlop sp9000 275 has less tread width than a bridgestone s03 255
255 on a 9.5 is just fine... just make sure you check the tread width
*actual* tread width on a 255 ranges anywhere from ~8.4 inches to ~9.6 (s03's I believe are the widest 255)
don't take the rated spec for granted, always check the actual tire width, you can find this on almost every manufacturer's website
best example? a dunlop sp9000 275 has less tread width than a bridgestone s03 255
like which section is it under?
05-13-2004 | 06:39 PM
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If you go to Tirerack.com and look under products, then select a tire brand, then select spec, it will show you how wide your rims need to be to accomodate the tire and tread width.
05-13-2004 | 07:00 PM
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Originally posted by zillinois
If you go to Tirerack.com and look under products, then select a tire brand, then select spec, it will show you how wide your rims need to be to accomodate the tire and tread width.
If you go to Tirerack.com and look under products, then select a tire brand, then select spec, it will show you how wide your rims need to be to accomodate the tire and tread width.
any one know watz the tire width of toyo?
thanks
