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You are measuring inches where I am comparing millimeters (more precise). I scrapped the 265/35 tires and opted for 255/35 instead. The front tires are still slightly taller than the
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You are measuring inches where I am comparing millimeters (more precise).
I scrapped the 265/35 tires and opted for 255/35 instead. The front tires are still slightly taller than the rear, but visually hard to discern. IMO- the front 265/35 was visibly taller than the 295/30 rear. A difference I couldn't live with... The 305/30 is 91.5 mm and the 265/35 is 92.75 mm with a difference of 1.25 mm. The 295/30 is 88.5 mm and the 255/35 89.25 mm with a difference of .75 mm. Last edited by Taylortoons; 04-25-2014 at 01:15 PM. |
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