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275/65/15?
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01/07/14 02:13 AM
01/07/14 02:13 AM
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Western Washington
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Anybody know a brand/source? Want to find something in a 275 or greater width, not a drag radial,but taller than a 60 series to cut down the 3.54 dana in the RR when I get 'er on the freeways up here.
Am I nuts?Thought I had heard someone here had used such a size.
I'm 55 now, no time to waste. Not a week goes by that I don't hear about someone passing on.Let's get out there,smoke some tires,have a beer with a good friend,do what you have always wanted to do.I am pretty sure no one will ever say on their deathbed "gee I'm glad my life was calm and boring"
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Re: 275/65/15?
[Re: Blues_Cuda]
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01/14/14 12:21 AM
01/14/14 12:21 AM
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Western Washington
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So noted in the book of "things to come this summer"
The 275/60s on the car now will only do for shipping, as they are old and age cracked.Hope they make it up from Tacoma.THANKS!
I'm 55 now, no time to waste. Not a week goes by that I don't hear about someone passing on.Let's get out there,smoke some tires,have a beer with a good friend,do what you have always wanted to do.I am pretty sure no one will ever say on their deathbed "gee I'm glad my life was calm and boring"
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I had a set of 265/75/15 Open Countrys on my 88 D100. Great highway truck tires. 
