Sunday, Aug 02, 2009 at 23:15
For a sensible answer it would help if you list the following
1 The make and model of vehicle you have.
2 The size of tyres you have on it ,their make and rating.
3 The width of the rims on it
4 The size of the tyres and the make and rating that are on the splits
5 The size and width of the splits.
6 The age of the tyres would also help , there are 4 numbers usually stamped
in the side like 4304 meaning 43rd week of 2004
Otherwise its a bit like doing brain surgery over the phone with a blindfold on
if you get what I mean.
Then perhaps you will find out what you want to know, something possibly
best asked before you buy something like this.
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