35" vs 35", yes i wrote it correct
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35" vs 35", yes i wrote it correct
So I'm stuck here guys. I'm looking to buy some new wheels and tires and want 35" tires. I want to know the real difference between 315/70R17 vs 35x12.5 R17. On Nittos website it seems like the specs are pretty much identical, but the price is like $30 less per tire for the 315/70R17? Why would this be if they're almost identical in size? Am I missing something?
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Originally Posted by rudy4x4
so i'm stuck here guys. I'm looking to buy some new wheels and tires and want 35" tires. I want to know the real difference between 315/70r17 vs 35x12.5 r17. On nittos website it seems like the specs are pretty much identical, but the price is like $30 less per tire for the 315/70r17? Why would this be if they're almost identical in size? Am i missing something?
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Originally Posted by ndnJedi
Tread depth is deeper on the 35" vs the 315
According to those pics posted above anyways, both are load range E by the 121 Q ratings also according to pics.
According to those pics posted above anyways, both are load range E by the 121 Q ratings also according to pics.
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Originally Posted by ndnJedi
Tread depth is deeper on the 35" vs the 315
According to those pics posted above anyways, both are load range E by the 121 Q ratings also according to pics.
According to those pics posted above anyways, both are load range E by the 121 Q ratings also according to pics.
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Keepin' the lights on!
Actually, the 315 is a "D" load range or 8 ply tire. While the 35 is a "E" load range tire meaning it is a 10 ply tire. There may or may not be some ride quality differences as well. I would guess that you get about the same wear out of either tire. If it were my choice, I'd go for the 35" 10 ply.
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