YOUR RESEARCHTire Question 305/25 19
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I am pretty sure I know the answer but am looking for 305/25 19 Last time I had to get them it was nearly impossible. What tire size alternatives could I look at that are available to fit the rim (Rear tires), or should i bite the bullet and just get new rims? I love the look of the 305/25 19, but alas.
305/15/19 or 305/30/19. Both would work depending on what size the wheel is- they could look very different.
THank you Gonna take a rim onto a store and see what it looks like
Why not a 295/30? The difference being 10mm you won't even notice the difference
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