noob tire question
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glockholiday
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Let's start with what size tire is on there now.
But yes if those are the factory 15" wheels a 275/60/15 will fit on them.
But yes if those are the factory 15" wheels a 275/60/15 will fit on them.
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While that size will be about 1.5" wider they will also be about 1" shorter in case you didn't want that.
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255/70r15 is way gooder.
A 275/60 ain't gonna fill **** up. Your gap will only be exasperated. That would be a great choice if you want to lose an inch of height and half an inch of sidewall....
255/70 dude.
P.s. haha I said exasperated....
Play with this dealy and check out the "comparison" tool.
https://tiresize.com/calculator/
A 275/60 ain't gonna fill **** up. Your gap will only be exasperated. That would be a great choice if you want to lose an inch of height and half an inch of sidewall....
255/70 dude.
P.s. haha I said exasperated....
Play with this dealy and check out the "comparison" tool.
https://tiresize.com/calculator/
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