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From: "Steve Colwell" <mcmess1919@yahoo.com>
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Subject: RE: [LML] tires
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This might be a good time to caution everyone on changing brands or models
of tires.  I had Sacramento Sky Ranch put 4 tires of the same size but
different brands or models on the counter, they were significantly different
in size.  Then came the real surprise, the smaller tires became the largest
diameter when inflated.  Moral?  Do a gear swing to confirm clearances and
consider the tire may (will) grow at altitude.  My comparison several years
ago showed the Goodyear Flight Custom II to be the smallest when inflated.

Steve Colwell  Legacy


I am getting ready to replace my original McCurry tires on my LIV, does
anyone know of a better tire to replace it with that is the same size? A
taller tire would mean body work. Thanks Brad


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