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Asked by Mandarae0103 Oct 06, 2016 at 08:19 AM about the 2008 Ford Edge SEL

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I have a 2008 Ford Edge. I just got the vehicle from a
dealership. I didn't realize that they put two tires on the
back a bigger size than the front. Is that okay?

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Mandarae0103 answered 8 years ago

The back ones are 65rt and the front ones are 60rt. The back are the same and the front ones are the same. It's also a front wheel drive.

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