Reply to "Help me choose my new wheels"

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Originally posted by George P:...

By law I should use at least what is equivalent to the original equipment...

All good designers submit their work for peer review...

never heard LAW about maintaining OEM speed rating. My tire dealer included lower speed ratings in quotes and I'll go with on next purchase for the wife's Monte Carlo and TR6. I don't even recall the speed rating for my Yukon since I change from OEM pursuit tires to a more approaite snow/mud thread. I would not use a lower load rating though

our unwritten policy at work if performing a peer review, you were not doing justice unless you found at least one item to challange

10/6/165:33 AM

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