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Largest tire size to fit on a 1996 Chevy truck?
87in
What is the stock tire size of a 1950 dodge half ton truck?
general 6.00 16 tire
What is the manufacturer tire size 1999 Chevrolet suburban?
The ones that were originally on my truck were goodyear wranglers 245/75r16
What models of truck did Chevrolet produce in 1949?
The truck released by Chevrolet in 1949 was the 3100. It was an upgrade of the earlier 3100 design with some minor modifications. options included a rear view mirror, real leather seats and various tire sizes.
Tire pressure for a 1987 Chevrolet 1500 pick-up truck?
That depends on how much air is in your tire. I'd reccommend going to a store and buying a Tire Pressure Guage and measuring it yourself instead of asking a complete stranger online...
What are tire OD ranges?
Currently automotive tire outside diameters range from approximately 18 inches for a small 13" car tire to about 48 inches for the very largest truck mud tires.
What is the largest tire you can fit on a 2002 jeep wrangler with 15 inch wheels?
you can easily go with a 30 inch truck tire, 31 would be pushing it without a lift.
What is the largest tire that will fit a 2005 trailblazer?
The 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer was offered in four trims. The 2005 Trailblazer in 2WD was offered with the largest factory wheel size in 17-inch using P245/65/17. Custom wheel and tire packages using 18, 20, 22-inch sizes are available but the tires need to be individually verified if they can safely sustain the factory weight/load of this light truck.
On a Chevrolet express van 3500 where is the tire jack?
on a Chevrolet express van 3500 where is the tire jack kept at?
What was the original tire size for the 1989 Chevrolet Truck Model 1500 2WD?
I have a 1989 2500 4wd and it takes 245/75/R16. These are the original tires.
How do you tell if a truck tire is a virgin tire?
There is a seam in the tire
Can a dog bite a truck tire?
A dog can bite a truck tire, however it can't perforate the tire, even a lion could not do that.
