Although these are great tires, the weight range is to low. I have run these on mostly and empty 7 pass. van. Your biggest problem is going to be justifying getting rid of tires that are not warnout. They were like steel. Eric 86-VW4x4 vw4x4@fyi.net 72-240z Pittsburgh, PA USA 1936-Chrysler
On Mon, 12 Oct 1998, Mm Bitner wrote: > > -Grand Am GT(made by Kelly/Springfield) > -standard load -max weight 1375 lbs > -max pressure 35psi (i've got 'em at 38psi since they always look > low) > -radial ply > -DOT pjt7 > -M+S p125/60R14 > -tread 3 plies (1 polyester, 2 steel) > -sidewall ( 1 ply polyester cord) > > p.s. if i need to take these back and demand the proper tire > specifications (which I just assumed they would have checked prior to > installing them) what is the most agreed upon tire for overall handling, > especially snow and ice traction. > |
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