Do they hit? Those look awfully close to the fenders in back and the control arms in front.
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Re: 30x9.50 versus 235/75
Do they hit? Those look awfully close to the fenders in back and the control arms in front.
Re: 30x9.50 versus 235/75
Depends on the vehicle...I have seen mileage gains from taller tires, due to lower RPM on the highway. Considering the small difference in diameter comparing a 225/75R15 and a 30x9.50 (less than an...
Re: 30x9.50 versus 235/75
What size did the 30's replace? I don't want a 1.5MPG drop if I can help it!
Re: 30x9.50 versus 235/75
What affect (if any) will this have on mileage? This being a commuter that will see 400-450 miles per week, that's important.
30x9.50 versus 235/75
Getting a 1997 Sport, 4.0/auto/231...it will be a commuter, so keeping things mild. It currently has 3/4-worn "American Prospector SUV" tires on it, size 225/75R15, on stock 7" wide 5-spoke steel...