Posted by Bryce Frazier on November 20, 2014 at 06:26:17 from (67.142.182.22):
Hi all, well, yesterday I got in touch with a lady that has "piles" of used tires. She told me that some are wasted, but some are nearly new! Sooo, I am going over there sometime to have a gander and see what I can see. She told me that the only kind of sizing she knows of is the modern type they use on cars and little trucks.
So, we all know that car tires work just as good on stuff as implement tires, but how do I convert the size? Is it just by looks?
Would really like to find a chart that I could print out and take with me, and keep around the shop... Going to start snooping around on Google right now, just wondering if you guys knew of anything good?!?! Thanks! Bryce
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