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Just wondering but would it be okay to run a load index of 92 in the front if the rears are 97? I dont carry anything else in my car

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02-26-2015, 06:50 PM	#1 (permalink)
370z209 Base Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Bay Area Posts: 114 Drives: 2015 S4, 2015 A3 Rep Power: 11	Tire load index Just wondering but would it be okay to run a load index of 92 in the front if the rears are 97? I dont carry anything else in my car besides the wifey. Her and I are probably around 280lbs total. Current wheel and tire specs: 20x9.5 255/35/20 97 20x11 305/25/20. 97 Have an extra set of the following: 255/30/20 92 __________________ MEISTERSCHAFT \| SWIFT \| SPL \| WORK\| NISMO \| PROJECT KICS\| AEROJACKET Soon to be for sale: - Muteki 32901N Neon Chrome SR48 Open End and Locking Lug Nuts - Forgestar F14 19" 19x9 ET=21 Semi Concave 19x11 ET=24 Deep Concave

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