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285 75 16

285/25.4 =11.22 inches wide
11.22x75% = 8.41 inches tall (sidewall height)

So 8.41 x 2 + 16 = 32.83 inches tall
 
i have talked to some local tire shops around my house and they said they can get them for me from there supplier
 
so you could ask some tire shops around where you live if they can get them
 
ive got a 00 gmc Z71 dd im probably going to buy some generals for it
 
Duntz00 said:
ive got a 00 gmc Z71 dd im probably going to buy some generals for it
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yeah im thinking about it.. the goodyear mtr seems like it has a good stuff for snow n ice n alot of things.. but 207 bucks each sucks...
 
yep im defentily am gonna buy those generals.. just hope they are good tires.. i have never rode them..
 
thats alot fer a set of tires that might last 6months or so on the road
 
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1990 Ford Bronco II
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More Tire Reviews for This VehicleMiles driven on tires:35,000Location:Greenville, sc
Driving Condition:
Mostly On RoadDriving Style:Average

I drive every day in this vehicle for a living, traveling from location to location. I have severely abused these tires and have been amazed by them. If you are thinking your vehicle will look good with these tire on...well multiply that by 2. IT WILL. When new, they cut through snow and mud like a knife, as they wear(like all tires) that lessens a bit. Great value. You get a high quality tire like the other guys, for a lot less. They will wear quicker than a street tire so dont ever expect to get 50,000 miles out of a SUV off road or AT tire. But what you get in trade is looks and performance....and General has both at a great price. Will buy these again.
 
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1999 Dodge Dakota Sport
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General Grabber AT 2 Miles driven on tires:32,097Location:Broken Arrow, OKDriving Condition:On Road/Off RoadDriving Style:Spirited

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Purchased these tires in December 2006. Towed a boat East to West in Rain, Ice, Snow and Slop. Performed flawlessly! Loaded truck & Boat and Drove accross Rockies in the Decembersnow Blizzard. Again Flawlessly! Drove Pacific northwest Rain, Rain, etc. Perfect: Smooth, Excellent Traction, Stopping, and Handeling. Drove off road in CO,ID,OR,& WA No problems at all.Drove thru CA, NV, AZ, NM, TX, in hot to warm at interstate speeds. Perfect! Still plenty of useful tread to go, and they still do Exactly what you expect without worry!Will I get another set? Count on it!
 
Brand:Dick CepekProduct Line:Dick Cepek Radial FC II TiresPart Type:TiresTire Size:305/70-16Rim Diameter (in):16 in.Sidewall Style:Outline white lettersTire Construction:RadialDirectional:NoTire Diameter (in):33.00 in.Load Range:DMinimum Recommended Rim Width (in):8.00 in.Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in):9.50 in.Tread Width (in):10.00 in.Section Width (in):12.30 in.Asymmetrical Tread Pattern:NoTube Required:NoTread Depth:18/32 in.DOT-Approved:YesMax Load Single (lbs):2,910 lbs.Quantity:Sold individually
 
A 305/70/16 is more like a 12.50 x 33 tire. It will most likely rub in the front inner fender wells when turning due to the extra width.
 
so which one would be good? the 305 by 70s or the 285 by 75? for my truck?? im thinkin the 285 by 75 since my rim width is 7 i think
 
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