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Join Date: Dec 2021
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Location: San Antonio, TX
Posts: 147
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I'm gonna try to make this short, the full answer gets a little complex.
Your tire size is 265(width)/ 70 (profile, aka percentage of the width in height).
Your old tire was a 265/75, so an extra 5% sidewall.
Right off the bat, that's a 13mm difference in sidewall height if the wheels were identical. That's not huge, but the wheel width is also a factor here.
Skinnier wheels push the tread up and out a little bit, while wider wheels allow the sidewall to be angled up vs straight up and down. Do you know if the old and new wheels are dramatically different in width?
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