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chevy 3500 tire size?
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<blockquote data-quote="jrn28" data-source="post: 1056586" data-attributes="member: 20339"><p>The first number is the width in mm's, second is the Sidewalls height in percentage to the width. Brute 23 is right, most tire manufacturers run different specs, even on the same size tire.</p><p> I've sold customers lt235/85r16 on those trucks and some have issues with them kissing under a load and some don't, just depends on tread style(all terrain, highway) and brand. Always try to buy 10ply(LRE) on any 3500 price wise there usually isn't much difference. I kinda sell tires for a living.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jrn28, post: 1056586, member: 20339"] The first number is the width in mm's, second is the Sidewalls height in percentage to the width. Brute 23 is right, most tire manufacturers run different specs, even on the same size tire. I've sold customers lt235/85r16 on those trucks and some have issues with them kissing under a load and some don't, just depends on tread style(all terrain, highway) and brand. Always try to buy 10ply(LRE) on any 3500 price wise there usually isn't much difference. I kinda sell tires for a living. [/QUOTE]
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