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really should be 30 profile rears...

Why's that?

was Taleb tyres able to beat the prices of thewheeldeal?

Yeah mate, not by heaps but every dolla counts plus he's great to talk to so i don't really care for the price difference.

really should be 30 profile rears...

Thought i may as well explain why we went a 255 35.

working off the 245 45 18 rears, a 255 35 20 rear is only 8-9mm larger in diameter, to have the diameter match up with a 30 series profile we would have to go a 275 30 20.

Sean wanted a little stretch, nothing extreme but nothing too fat either so a 275 wasnt gonna suit, a 255 35 20 on the 10 will go perfectly with a 225 35 on the 8.5.

(a 245 35 20 on the rear would have matched the diameter even better, but A, the V35 comes with staggered rolling diameters from factory so this keeps them uniformly staggered, and B, there would've been more stretch on the rear, the 255 stretch will match nicely with the 225 35 front.)

happy to help

staggered diameter is a good look on a tractor, on the street it looks funny. i guess im just pedantic about things like that

Square setup looks good on your 4 door, staggered setup looks good on my coupe.

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