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titus 4.7 qua
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1/16/2002
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WHAT THE POINT IN HAVING TWO DIFFERENT TIRE SIZES
IN THE FRONT AND REAR
275-35-18 IN THE REAR 275-45-18IN THE FRONT
ALSO WOULD YOU PUT 275-50-18 IN THE FRONT
275-45-20 IN THE REAR
THANKS TITO
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D
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bigger tire in the rear = better traction??? I
would put the same size all the way around,
cause of rotation every 3,000 miles.
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Crusty
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17:17:32
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Some people like the raked muscle car look and put say 20's in the rear or 18's in the front. but to answer your question maybe for handling? the lower (skinnier) sidewall is the only difference. Having a thicker sidewall in the front might make it a little more forgiving over the bumps. But to me it sounds just plain stupid to do that. Some put wider tires in the rear to fill wheel wells and for better traction. I would go the same all the way for rotational reasons.
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