Is there such an animal as LT215/85R15, which presumably would be narrower than
the 85? I have not seen one anywhere.
Jonas Thaler
On Nov 24, 2011, at 3:44 PM, "Nate" <vwna...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> For freeway driving and no heavy duty use : TP39452400
>
> 215/80R15
>
> For hard truck use , or towing etc. : TL15904000
>
> LT215/75R15
>
> 100S 6
>
> BSW this is a true Light Truck Tire .
>
> You can go up to a LT235/75R15 for more diameter & lower engine speeds *but*
> this is a wider tire and so will have heavier steering & look ' fat ' in the
> sidewalls .
>
> I'd use the LT215/74R15 , maybe I will , it depends if I can find any stock 6
> lug wheels , still looking .
>
> -Nate
>
>
>
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