What size tire with stock K10?

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RPO ZUZ would be for the spare tire. XUZ would be the RPO for the front tires and YUZ would be for the rear tires.

Yeah, I know. I just grabbed the first code I seen. But, spares sometimes are different than the OEM tires too. I always thought it was weird that they did both front and rear tires separately.
 

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I have absolutely no clue what the offset is for the wheel. What is the offset on your wheels?

Tbh, I have no idea. I would imagin it was a factory wheel option. Im trying to locate a whitespoke wheel that matches mine, all the ones i see are curved in where they meet the rim(mine are not)
 

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Driver4r have you looked on LMC? I think I remember seeing a white spoke wheel on there
 

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Driver4r have you looked on LMC? I think I remember seeing a white spoke wheel on there

LMC has the style that i was talking about(rounded edge), mine are not rounded. I cant relly get a good pic to show you cause the white reflects the light.
 

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Measure the backsliding. I'd put money on it being over 4", which was stock.
 

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Bias plys arnt the most user freindly tire on the street.
 

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I'm not a big fan of Bias Ply. Those are the ones that get flat spots in them if you don't drive on them often.
 

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