i think probably okay since outer diameter should be the same. but tire response is different between runflat and non-runflat tires so i would keep the psi on the higher
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i think probably okay since outer diameter should be the same.
but tire response is different between runflat and non-runflat tires so i would keep the psi on the higher end around 37-38 (cold) so that the non-runflat performs similarly to the stiffer runflat. if you can return it, i recommend doing that and get the right one. |
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