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Old 01-24-2008, 04:30 PM
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14 or 15 inch tires 1977 GT

How can i tell if my car takes 14 or 15 inch tires?

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How can i tell if my car takes 14 or 15 inch tires?
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There were 5 choices. The marked ID number is next to the valve stem.

D8OZ-1007-C = 1977 Ranchero with plain black painted wheels / Marked: CZ / 14" x 6.00" / 5" x 4.50"

D8OZ-1007-D = 1977 Ranchero with Styled Steel wheels / 5 spoke w/ 5 slots - MAGNUM 500 WHEEL* / Use with trim ring: D4WY-1210-A / Marked: HE or HG / 14" x 7.00" / 5" x 4.50"

D7OZ-1007-K = 1977 Ranchero with Styled Aluminum wheels / 26 spoke / Marked: D7OA-1007-BA or D7OC-1007-FWA (Dark Argent) / 15" x 6.50 / 5" x 4.50"

D7OZ-1007-H / Same as above except: Marked: D7OC-1007-FWA (Gold)

D7OZ-1007-J / Same as above except: Marked: D7OC-1007-FWA (Red)

*The Magnum 500 Wheel has been reproduced = dearbornclassics.com / online catalog / Page 121
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judging by the other questions he has asked about his ranchero, (smoking, knocking. oil leaks,no fan belt) I seriosly doubt the original rims are still on it. 14 will fit but if you want performance tires, most choices come at 15" and up.post a couple pictures of your new buy, we could help you window shop!
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Late '70's Rancheros came standard w/14''rims. 15''were optional. If your lucky, your Ranch. WILL HAVE THE tire placard on the passenger side door jamb still. It will give you tire sizes & recomened optional sizes along with tire pressures & load limits.
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It has "Rancheo" hubcaps.

Jiffy lube solved the problems, the guy I bought it from put water in the radiator so it froze when I brought it home. The oil leak is really a power steering leak.

It's not a primary car for at least 2 months, so I have time to get a good quote on that.

I do welcome input on aftermarket temp and oil pressure gauges, as these are probably sticking at 10F to -10F temps. I was thinking of putting them where the ashtray is.
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even cheap gauges are better than idiot lights. easy to install. I use oil pressure, vaccuum, and coolant temp in my 67 fairlane. but remember you get what you pay for. my 'el cheapo' temp gauge sometimes dosnt move and I have to tap it to free the needle. autolites are sweet, and kinda pricey, but cheeaper than a new engine.
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