OK....in for dime, in for a dollar. I ordered the wire wheels today...13x5.5 inch. I plan to put 175x70s on them as this will give me roughly the same diameter...no? Any brand suggestions? Sources? D
thetirerack.com but you will find out that this is no longing considered a "performance" tire size. There is a chart on this site which will give the diameters of various tire sizes. They will even s
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I put 175/70/13 Aqautreds by Goodyear on mine, I like the looks of them and they handle well RB USUALLY this is one of the questions reserved for newbie on the list, LMAO. And I admit, it was one of
but you will find out that this is no longing considered a "performance" tire size. . Good, does that mean they are cheaper? Robert Houston The Supreme Court ruled there cannot be a nativity scene in
RB USUALLY this is one of the questions reserved for newbie on the list, LMAO. And I admit, it was one of my first questions ;) 2 years ago Thanks...I just wore out the 155's!..... Robert Houston The
I have always been partial to Michelins. They build a good tire. I have well in the wet. They do, however, leave a lot to be desired on the auto-x course. Mine are 175x70's Look very good under the c
i just put a set of nokian's on my '67 2 stroke saab project. the nokian NR"H" directional tyre. a rather nice hunk-a-rubber! (i road tested the tyres for a year on the 1960 saab race car! they are n
I have decide on Yokohama Avid T4 <http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Yokohama&tireModel=Avid+T4&vehicleSearch=false&partnum=77TR3T4&fromCompare1=yes> for my 77 Midget. The 175/70-13 si
I have Italian racing tires on my Sprite. Daygo in rain, Daygo in snow, on dry pavement Daygo guinea-guinea-guinea and when I get a flat Daygo whop-whop-whop :) 195/60 x 13 -- Frank Clarici Toms Rive
I have decide on Yokohama Avid T4 Yup that is what I just got from the tire rack. Put them on a set of 5 1/2 wheels. . OK, I just ordered 4..at $37 apiece, how bad could they be! I had them drop ship