Reply to "my big fat Italian tire turner"

George PAdmin.

the stock tire was 215R70/15 = 26.85" OD

crosses are: 255R60/15, 275R55/15 and 295R50/15. You'll have the most luck finding the 255R60. Don't exceed the manufacturer's minimum rim width spec.

If memory serves me, the Euro GTs were running 285R50/15 P7s on 10" wide wheels. The ultra-wide tires found on the wide body cars were mounted on the wider group 4 type wheels.

17" - 19" wheels will alleviate all the hassle finding tires. 17" Campy clones powder coated silver look so much like the 15" Campys it can fool you.

George

10/12/052:10 PM

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