Wheels/Tires
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From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Originally Posted by Jim W
Just maintain overall tire height, which over one is closest to stock
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From: Massachusetts
I see you are in ME...be aware that a wider tire (yes, even 10mm, such as a 235 vs. 245) will give you less traction in the snow....I went with the stock size because of this.
If you have a winter set of tires then no need to worry.
If you have a winter set of tires then no need to worry.
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From: Eden Prairie, MN
Originally Posted by GAMEOVER
255=width of tire
35=height of sidewall
17=tire size
35=height of sidewall
17=tire size
to clarify....255 is the width....
35 is the aspect ratio between width and height
17 is the rim size
http://www.yokohamatire.com/utaspect.asp
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From: Racine Wi
Originally Posted by zzzzzeke
Originally Posted by GAMEOVER
255=width of tire
35=height of sidewall
17=tire size
35=height of sidewall
17=tire size
to clarify....255 is the width....
35 is the aspect ratio between width and height
17 is the rim size
http://www.yokohamatire.com/utaspect.asp
WTF
Ha! Not to be h8in', but the so-called "Wide-track" GP was actually narrowest track on that platform 