Larry, These types of tires come in Load Ranges (LR) - and along with the tire size, the load range determines the maximum load carrying capacity of the tire and the corresponding pressure this occurs
Tim, As a general rule, tubes don't fit in tubeless tires well - so the basic answer is: No. I would suggest that you take the tire to a tire dealer and have him work on it. There are sealants that
Hi Dongjian, You know $6500. is a lot of coin for something 10 years old with a grinding gear and a rebuilt title, even the miles smells a bit funny, personally with the information you provided I pass
Shatara:Hi!My answer is simply-Yes!Several years ago interest rates were much higher then.And the fact YOU did get a good rate(maybe better than outside bank) With the current trend in the world economy
Tony, According to Discount Tire, no. That will rub. If you go to Discount Tire's web site, they list the tire sizes they know will fit. That might be helpful if you are looking for alternative

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