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Posted by Glenn F. on August 24, 2005 at 18:23:20 from (4.254.68.2):
I've asked this question in the past but for grins I'll ask it again! My '53 DC Case is pretty well back from the dead. I had hopes the old rear tires would hold out till I completely worked the bugs out and got it painted. Well, no such luck. Last night I blew a 4" hole in the right rear and the left doesn't look much better. How many of you have successfully put 15.5's on a 12" rim? My thought is I would go ahead and mount them on now and when I get ahead a little, buy some 14" rims. The 15.5's would be new. (Seldom are used tires a bargain.) I know it isn't recommended. I don't want 14.9's as I want the same profile as the 13.6's. I'd like to hear of your experiences. Thanks, Glenn F.
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