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Correct tires for 15 inch wheels 1941 3/4 ton
#670479 08/15/2010 2:35 AM
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My '41 shop manual show tires sizes for all wheel sizes except 15 inch. Hannah came with 15 inch artillery wheels. I have always run 7.00 x 15 LT. what was the actual size available in the 40's. Universal Tire shows a 6.70 x 15. I am getting close to having a rolling chassis and want to know what to mount.

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Re: Correct tires for 15 inch wheels 1941 3/4 ton
Ron Peterson #670563 08/15/2010 3:16 PM
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Re: Correct tires for 15 inch wheels 1941 3/4 ton
Kip's41 #670587 08/15/2010 6:11 PM
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Unless you are going to be hauling I think 670x15 would be good. That would be a good driving size and would ride good.

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