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Originally Posted by jchammond " " " " " Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk First off, thanks for the info. So I guess my best bet is to stick
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First off, thanks for the info. So I guess my best bet is to stick with the same diameter tire as my front tires. Since I will only be changing the rears. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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1, I already had them in the rear so I saved money and just moved them. 2, my front end is slightly higher off the ground than it would of been with 275s, which is nice when climbing on driveways. And 3, the 285s are extremely close to the 245/40R19 original tire, coser than the 275s. I'm really thinkinking about 295/35R19 for my next front tire change but I'll see 
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