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May 23rd 09, 08:31 PM
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HELP!
I have a STOCK BEAUTIFUL 86 that has 255/50/16 all the way around. They are starting to show there age (cracks, road noise, ect.). I want to replace my tires but it seems that 255/50/16 are very hard to come by nowadays. What size(s) can I safely replace without buying new rims. Thank You for your help 
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May 23rd 09, 09:10 PM
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HELP!
"Mark" > wrote in message .. . > > I have a STOCK BEAUTIFUL 86 that has 255/50/16 all the way around. > They are starting to show there age (cracks, road noise, ect.). I > want to replace my tires but it seems that 255/50/16 are very hard > to come by nowadays. > > What size(s) can I safely replace without buying new rims. > > Thank You for your help BFGoodrich g-Force Sport, $116 each @ http://www.tirerack.com/
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