Thanks. My son says send em back and get the same outer dimension as the PO was running but for a 15" wheelI say that because I had trouble years ago with a size similar to that. Trying to help you avoid problems.
If they have it in the 65 series (215 65 15) it will knock off about an inch of diameter. That would make it same as my 215 70 14s (all 4). They clear fine, and from other threads I have read is about the largest most people will run on front of duster. What are you running on back? I would not want anything taller on front than back. If anything maybe just slightly the other way around.Thanks. My son says send em back and get the same outer dimension as the PO was running but for a 15" wheel
This is what was on it when i got it:If they have it in the 65 series (215 65 15) it will knock off about an inch of diameter. That would make it same as my 215 70 14s (all 4). They clear fine, and from other threads I have read is about the largest most people will run on front of duster. What are you running on back? I would not want anything taller on front than back. If anything maybe just slightly the other way around.
Another thing I need to keep in mind is the cop wheels are 8" wide so I can't get too skinny on the front... That 235/60/15 would only be a half inch taller than this.I personally like the looks of a skinny tire on the front. Like a 185 or 195. But it all depends on the look your going for. My problem is finding a tire as close to an old L60-14" tire as I can for the rear.
The wheels may be 7" Anyway @72bluNblu says I may be able to get the 235/60/15 on there. I can't imagine it will be an issue since the 245/60/14 are only 1/2" shorter and they are .3" wider but they are on stock Rallyes. I think I need to try. I like the way the wide tire looks up front.Yes true. Cant go to skinny with an 8" rim
If its actually 8" inside the lip where the tire sits, that looks to be the smallest recommended. The one I am suggesting is good to 7.5. 235 60 looks wide to me for front, but I don't know how much is too much.This is what was on it when i got it:
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This is what I ordered and I agree the front tire is too tall:
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This is what you suggest Keith:
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But I dont see why this wont work because its so close to what I have on there now:
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What do you think @TF360
The OEM cop wheels are 15x7, my mistakeIf its actually 8" inside the lip where the tire sits, that looks to be the smallest recommended. The one I am suggesting is good to 7.5. 235 60 looks wide to me for front, but I don't know how much is too much.
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Too Much is never too much, just get a bigger hammer or a sawzallIf its actually 8" inside the lip where the tire sits, that looks to be the smallest recommended. The one I am suggesting is good to 7.5. 235 60 looks wide to me for front, but I don't know how much is too much.
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Your ride, your choice. I'd look around the wheels and tires thread and see if anyone running that size. Or just search the site for that size and see if any comments. The 2 things I would question is will it rub (allow for full bounce, movement etc) and is there any issue with steering?Too Much is never too much, just get a bigger hammer or a sawzall
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The wheels may be 7" Anyway @72bluNblu says I may be able to get the 235/60/15 on there. I can't imagine it will be an issue since the 245/60/14 are only 1/2" shorter and they are .3" wider but they are on stock Rallyes. I think I need to try. I like the way the wide tire looks up front.
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Thanks Shawn, Tire size and pic would be helpfulI think that I have the same size front tire on my duster, I can take a pic of them tomorrow, they are also mounted on 15 x 7 stock wheels with 4.25 of back space, they don't rub, but are real close to the back of the fenders.
I get that. What's your 2 cents on the 235/60/15 up front?D/D I have 195/75/14's on a 74 Duster just like yours (red too) and you can't go any taller than that size without issues. Plug it into the tire calculator and see how it measures up.