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7 messages, Last post on Mar 20, 2009 at 6:10 PM
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| Is there any way to get a relatively goog idea of the rolling resistance of a particular tire. EG Traction TA vs Goodyear Comfort Tread vs Avid TZR? Thanks | |
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Replying to: dustyb13 (Feb 09, 2008 5:55 pm) I have not seen or heard of a factory 15" wheel for any of the Aerostars. I do know that you can find the factory offset You can buy the 14" factory alloys, expensive and hard to find the right size tires. Factory size was 215/7014 or 215/75/14 or go up a size or two on rims and take the profile down and have a tire of the right size. Going to a 15" or 16" rim means coming down in profile size I run a 225/55/16" tire to stay close to the same # of rotations, minimal speedometer error. When I change them out I will get a 215/55/16 or a 215/60/15 next as I get a little bit of tire rub on occassion. A 15" rim should run a 65 or 60 series tire, you may wish to stay with the 215 width or go slightly wider. |
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why do you put bigger wheels on the van ,does it make it go faster ?
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Replying to: rafterman60 (Mar 20, 2009 7:50 am) |
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