Reply to "8x15" and 10x15" wheels for this car ???"

Dan A.Member

BR Goodrich T/A's. 225 60 15 front 275 60 15 on the rear. Original rims 7" and 8". The car looks best with 15. inch wheels and taller profil tires. Cars of this period had thin bodys and the Pantera is actually quite small. Big wheels put the car out of proportion and make it look like a toy . But, many like this, I do not. By the way, I found that T/A radials are smaller in diameter than the catalog dimensions. At least when I was buying for my car in 60 series profil. 1 inch smaller diameter than advertised dimension.

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