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Tire width questions.
It's around 25$ per. $109(tax) per swap out. That would be the maintenance savings. As far as fuel mileage. Thin tire, less surface area, less friction, less energy needed to roll the tire. This is just one of the mods I'm doing. I've purchased almost the entire fuel delivery system. New lift...- Pullit
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Tire width questions.
True. The math on it still works out. I think I'm going to go for it.- Pullit
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Tire width questions.
How's that? Surface area directly correlates to the friction coefficient.- Pullit
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Tire width questions.
That's what I was thinking. Then I was thinking I may run into traction problems during wet weather increasing stopping distance. Some times I have to drag a car with the e-brake on. I my have a traction issue there too. I think I'm going to go look at them both side by side and see how much...- Pullit
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I use my '04 F250 for repossessions. I work in the Los Angeles area. My truck has 235/85/r16 currently. I would like to go narrower 215/85/r16. I never tow anything heavy or long. Maybe another 3/4 ton truck at most and Never very far. I run a quality Bridgestone Dueler E rated tire. I'm...- Pullit
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