complete list of makes and models for rims that fit aerostar
I took some time to gather a complete list of makes and models for rims with exact fit for bolt pattern , stud size and hub center.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7L...VE3TkFiWm5zM1U |
Originally Posted by The_Ford_Driver
(Post 12081908)
I took some time to gather a complete list of makes and models for rims with exact fit for bolt pattern , stud size and hub center.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7L...VE3TkFiWm5zM1U The stock tires for an Aerostar Cargo Van is P215/75/R14SL, while the Aerostar Passenger Van is P215/70/R14SL. Tires for the Aerostar Cargo Van are for some reason too big for the Aerostar Passenger Van. I removed the two back bench seats, about 500 lbs worth of useless junk, but the insurance agent says it is still a passenger van. Funny. I even had to get a license plate indicating it was a Passenger Van. :-wink |
Ignore the tire size difference. The cargo van tires fit a passenger van just fine, and in fact are just plain better. Also, Its not a passenger or cargo van thing anyway, some vans just came either way, so it probably has more to do with trim package.
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My 2WD passenger van shows P215-75-14 tires on the sticker. The AWD vans have P215-70-14. Hard to find any decent tires in either size now.
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Originally Posted by KhanTyranitar
(Post 12100511)
Ignore the tire size difference. The cargo van tires fit a passenger van just fine, and in fact are just plain better. Also, Its not a passenger or cargo van thing anyway, some vans just came either way, so it probably has more to do with trim package.
The "larger" 215/75R14 tires are nearly obsolete, but the "smaller" 215/70R14 tires are still available with limited choices. I replaced my Aerostar cargo van with 15 inch 1999 Explorer rims using 215/70R15 tires to match the circumference of the stock 215/75R14 factory tire size. I have since then transferred the 1999 Explorer rims and tires to my current 1993 Aerostar passenger van. The tires are too big by almost 4%. The proper 15 inch tire to upgrade the 14 inch (215/70R14) is 215/65R15. Oversized tires results in decreased fuel economy and lesser performance. I know because I drive over 160 miles per day. The Aerostar cargo van tires (215/75R14) are a bit too big in circimferance for the Aerostar "passenger" (215/70R14) van. My next tires purchase will be 215/65R15. They almost match 215/70R14. :-X18 |
Originally Posted by CourierYVR
(Post 12099732)
I removed the two back bench seats, about 500 lbs worth of useless junk, but the insurance agent says it is still a passenger van. Funny. I even had to get a license plate indicating it was a Passenger Van.:-wink
So i will leave it as is, even with the slight savings in Insurance-Payment for Cargo-Vehicles unused. greets & have good ride |
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