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#411803 05/11/2008 4:15 AM
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In the pacific northwest for new 750 20" tires?
I need 2 steer tires and 4 Deep lug traction tires....
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check with Kal Tire - but you won't find 7.50s, have to use 8.25s [they fit OK on my 46 1.5T], unless you want to have some spendy ones shipped from Denman Tire

Bill


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8.25 are very easy find, got mine in 2days but the 7.50 i was told would be a little harder to get.I'm in BC, they might be easier to get in US

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If they will fit I would use the 8.25s they are much easier to find and will give you a little more road speed.


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Some of those old 7.50 rims were only 5" wide, like the originals on my 48. I had to find new wheels that were 6" wide to get 8.25's on my truck. Maybe the 8.25's that I bought were just a heavier ply tire, who knows?
Scott

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I see Coker Tire has them.

7.50 X 20


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