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Subject: Re: Tire size


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Con
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Date Posted: 11:34:08 09/24/02 Tue
In reply to: Jason 's message, "Re: Tire size" on 08:42:38 09/24/02 Tue
 http://www.schneiderdriver.com/images/zr5e.jpg

Pic of a Crew with BFG Mud 30x10.5x15 on stock rims

Cheers,
Con

>If you do a T-bar crank, some of the 30" tires will
>fit. Typically the more aggresive tires have a
>'square' edge to them, while the less aggresive tires
>have a softer edge. I saw a blazer with 30"
>Bridgestone AT duelers at my local Firestone shop. He
>did have to crank the T-bars up 1" and trim the inner
>fender slightly. Whatever tires you are looking at
>double check the actual height, it can very from the
>stated size. Good luck.
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