Has anyone run 235/85 tires?
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Has anyone run 235/85 tires?
I have four new ones in the barn for my old pickup that is two years in the process of being restored. I don't like the AT tires that came on my current Ex, so am thinking about these. They are a narrower track, so should get better MPG and be better in snow. They are the same diameter so my speedo should stay right and the look should be the same.
Right??
Right??
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I have four new ones in the barn for my old pickup that is two years in the process of being restored. I don't like the AT tires that came on my current Ex, so am thinking about these. They are a narrower track, so should get better MPG and be better in snow. They are the same diameter so my speedo should stay right and the look should be the same.
Right??
Right??
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You'll notice a difference in look... they will be better in snow... if you're trying to get it back on the road ASAP then put them on... if you're willing to wait for wider tires then wait... as long as they're E load who cares...
Just elaborating for the old guy
Edit: While skinnier tires generally act better in snow (I'm from Quebec... trust me) without knowing the brand/model or wear on the tires none of us can confirm said snow performance.
Just elaborating for the old guy
Edit: While skinnier tires generally act better in snow (I'm from Quebec... trust me) without knowing the brand/model or wear on the tires none of us can confirm said snow performance.
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