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Asked by mullerbevinc Jul 21, 2013 at 08:29 PM

Question type: Car Customization

I have a 1980 Trans Am and my question is what the tallest 60 tire I can fit on the rear without rubbing?

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Paul answered 11 years ago

you may just have to swing by a tire shop and have them help you guess. we dont know how your car sits and what shape your springs are in, so a guess from here may not be real helpful to you. It may take a few test fits to see what works in real life

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mullerbevinc answered 11 years ago

Thanks Paul. A coworker is bring in a few different tire sizes to try out. 255/60 & 265/60

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