Different Size Tires
I don't know what's available, but increase the 75 for the same width but taller (ie 265/80/15)
or increase the first for wider and taller (ie 275/75/15)
search diffenent manufacturers to see what they have for sizes.
or increase the first for wider and taller (ie 275/75/15)
search diffenent manufacturers to see what they have for sizes.
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285/70/15 = 30.7x11.2/15
275/75/15 = 31.2x10.8/15
Check into this size or what Jammy wrote above.
And if you need a conversion to check how close a metric size is to a 31, use this calculator.
This calculator
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Okay, after doing some research, the 275/75 is made for a 17 inch tire. Don't come in 15 inch.
I'd go with the 285s, but that's just me.
But why not go with the 265's? Or 31s?
No 31 is exactly 31 inches. They are either a tad taller or tad shorter. Mine are a little shorter than 31s yet they are 31-10.50-15s.
Okay, after doing some research, the 275/75 is made for a 17 inch tire. Don't come in 15 inch.
I'd go with the 285s, but that's just me.
But why not go with the 265's? Or 31s?
No 31 is exactly 31 inches. They are either a tad taller or tad shorter. Mine are a little shorter than 31s yet they are 31-10.50-15s.
Last edited by tibby; Mar 14, 2012 at 07:57 PM.
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