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Old 01-03-2010, 09:33 PM
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Right where the sidewall meets the tread. wasn't fixable. It wasn't a huge cut, just a stab with a knife. I got lucky and was able to drive it slowly to Big O to get new tires. My back tires needed replacing anyways, so they kinda did me a favor.
Old 01-03-2010, 09:36 PM
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tellin you man stay away from those crazy bitches! next time they might pour some sugar down your gas tank...
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This was like the first month of i had my license, before those guys even showed up.

Should be getting matching tires sometime this year maybe.
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Originally Posted by bigbob
I've been wondering about this for my daily driver. I've got a little more of a difference between my fronts and rears. The fronts are 235/60-17 (29.9"), and the rear are 275/60-17 (28.1"). By my calculations, thats just over 7/8" on the radius of the tire.
You need to redo your calculations. 275/60R17s are 30" tires
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Originally Posted by AdioSS
You need to redo your calculations. 275/60R17s are 30" tires
Once again, I stand corrected. Ok, so if the rears are 30" and the fronts are 28.1", then:

30"-28.1"=1.9" difference in diameter. Divided by two (for the radius of the tire) equals .95", or just over 15/16".
So do you guys think my tire sizes screwed up my ABS module?
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I run 255/60/17s and 285/60/17s with no issues. That is about an 1 1/2" difference.
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