285/70/17 FLAT TIRE, riding on spare 265/65/17
I got my 285's mounted over the weekend and one of them just went flat on me on a road trip. I'm still ~300 miles from home. The spare is on the front passenger side, it's a 2005 AWD v8. How safe is it to drive this home?
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Read this Why Is a Car's Spare Tire Smaller than a Normal Tire? - The News Wheel. It's common for cars to come with a compact spare differing in diameter. Prolonged use can lead to misalignment and poor handling. Says not to attach a smaller spare to the drive axle.
Your 265 isn't that far off from a 285. Drive it a few miles and if it feels okay, keep going. I have the same setup on my 5th gen with 285 Ridge Grapplers and the 265 B-stone for a spare. |
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