spring height and tire answers??

rhymevigilante

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Alright, I took a lot of grief from my wife and the car dealer to get this info to you. I know it is not really scientific, but here goes.
I tried to compare the spring heights between my former 98 limited and my 2002 sport. I also tried to compare stock tires to my new 75s.
I was confused at first when I discovered a 1" change in clearance between the stock tires on the 98 and 75s on the 2002, then I realized that due to the tread being worn down on the 98, I lost almost 1/2" (tread depth).

Hope this is useful to someone.


Geolandar AT+II 70s front tire 98 ltd 40,00mi
9870sfronttire.jpg~original


Geolandar AT+II 70s rear tire 98 ltd 40,000mi
9870sreartire.jpg~original


front diff Geolandar AT+II 70s tire 98 ltd
9870sfrtdiff.jpg~original


rear diff Geolandar AT+II 70s tire 98 ltd
9870sreardiff.jpg~original

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dunlop 70s front tire 2002 sport
sport70sfronttire.jpg~original


dunlop 70s rear tire 2002 sport
sport70sreartire.jpg~original


front diff dunlop 70s tire 2002 sport
sport70sfrt.jpg~original



geolandar AT-S 265/75r16 front tire 2002 sport
sport75sfronttire.jpg~original


geolandar AT-S 265/75r16 rear tire 2002 sport
sport75sreartire.jpg~original


front diff geolandar AT-S 265/75r16 tire 2002 sport
sport75sfrt.jpg~original


rear diff geolandar AT-S 265/75r16 tire 2002 sport
sport75sreardiff.jpg~original
 
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I'm no expert, but since 98' still had the one inch higher coils and 70 series tires, and the '02 had the one inch lower tires but the 75's then the difference should be negligible, BUT that's assuming that that was indeed the tire sizes for those years.
 
huh, kinda surprised this isn't getting more views. Normally we post about this stuff a lot. Maybe the thread title isn't descriptive enough?
 

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