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#58915 04/09/2006 7:35 PM | Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 8 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 8 | Mine has stock fenders. I bought the wheels for my Powerwagon but never put the on. My Chevy came with 17" wheels but I couldn't find inexpensive 17" tires to replace the old rotten ones. I was at the local tire shop one day and they were clearing out used and oddball tires. They had real nice used Bridgestone 8R19.5's for $25.00 a piece. So I went home to make sure the 19.5 wheels fit the Chevy. Then hightailed it back to town to get the tires! The 19.5's are just a little taller than the stock 17's plus they are tubeless radials. and the Chevy hubcaps fit too! I like the tall skinny look of these tires. I've found other 19.5 single too for my Powerwagon without clips. Two were made by Budd, one is marked Firestone and the other two are Kelsey-Hayes. I might be able to get some more 19.5's with clips if anyone is interested.
Marc in South Dakota
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