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Old 10-20-2019, 09:21 AM   #26
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Re: C20 Tire Selection

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FYI --If your going to do a front disc conversion the new spindles stick the tires our about 3/4" on both sides. I had tire rub on the inner fender when taking a sharp turn, which then i had to get smaller tires.
What size tired rubbed Furno? Also 3/4 outside the fender well?? What disc conversion/spindles did you go with? THX
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Old 10-20-2019, 12:02 PM   #27
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Those are some pretty cool tires, wonder if I can get them in Canada. It's illegal to drive on the highway with tubes where I live, so those outdoortire.com ones look to be the best option out of what you suggest. EDIT: Unfortunately outdoortire.com doesn't ship to Canada.
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Old 10-20-2019, 12:44 PM   #28
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Re: C20 Tire Selection

if yer looking for tubeless bias ply farm skinnies, STA makes a few..

lug rears and highway tread fronts in companion sizes..

Coker, Summit, etc. sell them so should be able to find someone shipping up north..

here's a post of mine from a while back but they have been discussed at length around the board..

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STA, Specialty Tires of America [American Made] has the best selection and prices on farm skinnys I've found..

this is the brand Coker sells [in this tire type] for double the price, yes I was quoted

here's the last price quote I had from local tire vendor for the sizes I'm looking at;

LA4B5-$148
LA4C5-$156
LB4B5-$158
LB4C5-$161

transport fronts http://www.stausaonline.com/tires/sta-super-transport/
8.75-16.5LT A D/8 LA4B5 HWY 16/32 29.80 6.75X16.5 9.00 2070 60 2350 60 37
9.50-16.5LT A D/8 LA4C5 HWY 17/32 30.60 6.75X16.5 9.30 2445 60 2780 60 41

traxxion rears http://www.stausaonline.com/tires/sta-super-traxion/
8.75-16.5LT A D/8 LB4B5 M&S 18/32 29.90 6.75X16.5 8.80 60 2070 60 2350 37
9.50-16.5LT A D/8 LB4C5 M&S 18/32 31.10 6.75X16.5 9.50 60 2445 60 2780 41



sticking with the 16.5s I currently have due to better tire selection in this type of tire.. factory 15" 8 lug snap-rings too rusty..

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Old 10-22-2019, 02:17 PM   #29
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What size tired rubbed Furno? Also 3/4 outside the fender well?? What disc conversion/spindles did you go with? THX
May70. I used the conversion kit from Brothers. I dont remember the tire size but they were BF goodwrench all terrains. Maybe 265/70R16? pretty big tires.

Check out this post - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=528238

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Old 10-23-2019, 08:03 AM   #30
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Re: C20 Tire Selection

275/70R-16 General something or another. I've recently went with Cooper 265/70R-16's...The 275's were like a 1/2" taller and a bit wider...
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