Tire recommendation
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St. Jude Donor '05 thru '26
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From: Phoenix area, AZ
Absolutely. 
I was going to go with 305's when I bought my new rear tires, but it would have required me to also change the front tires to maintain the correct aspect ratio. I'd purchased new front tires about a month prior and wasn't about to spend another $500 to replace perfectly good, brand new tires, so I went with 295's instead.
I was going to go with 305's when I bought my new rear tires, but it would have required me to also change the front tires to maintain the correct aspect ratio. I'd purchased new front tires about a month prior and wasn't about to spend another $500 to replace perfectly good, brand new tires, so I went with 295's instead.
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