The size of my tires are 245/65/17 can i use a 245/70/17 tire?

(2010-05-30 10:44:31)

1. Patty Says: Yes you can. This will not give you a big effect on your car because of a slight difference to its profile. 245/70/17 is thicker on its sidewall compare to 245/65/17. Hope this help!

2. Mikaela P Says: yes.
this is mereely the ration of tread ot sidewall. however, you need to do the math and verify the wheel well will take the extra 5%, about 1/2 inch...(12.25mm)

fyi, 245 is the width of the tread. the 65 and the 70 are % of the width. the 70's are 171.5mm sidewalls, the 65's are 159.25mm

3. ez80227 Says: yes you can.

be advised: the ones you want to put on are a little more narrow

4. Joshua Says: They should work unless your car is an extreme low rider.The new tire will be just a lil bit taller

5. spraymonkey001 Says: yes u can it wont make a difference

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