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#198890 01/20/2006 2:49 AM
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Hello All

Does anyone know what tire height is of a 7.00-15LT tire, and what width of rim would be best for 245-255 size tire?

Thanks in advance,

Dennis

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Dennis,

The information that you are looking for might be slightly different for different manufacturers and tire styles/lines. I have found most of that information in brochures from tire sellers and on-line at each manufactuer's websites.

Here is one link with answers to a few of your questions.

Here is some information for one line of Cooper Light Truck tires.

Tim

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i'm running 255-60 , 15's on 8" wheels and they seem to fit nice


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Go online to The tire Rack, pick product as tires and shop by size. Type in your size and you get all the makes for that size and their tires. Click on SPECs and it will give you the rim width.


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#198894 01/20/2006 5:31 AM
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Thanks again fellas...found everything I needed with your links and info.

Dennis


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