Winter Tires
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Winter Tires
at the risk of being shamed........ do i really need to have staggered tires? i want to purchase a set of winter tires but i already own a set of steel rims for winter but they arent staggered.
they are however much smaller than what i figure should be used. the rims are all 17x6.5 which can only fit at most 215s. is anyone out there running on a square pattern other than staggered?
what sizes are you using? anything helps.
go easy on me here lol
they are however much smaller than what i figure should be used. the rims are all 17x6.5 which can only fit at most 215s. is anyone out there running on a square pattern other than staggered?
what sizes are you using? anything helps.
go easy on me here lol
#2
Welcome to the forum Chris! And fellow Ontarian.
You certainly don't need to use staggered wheels for your winter setup.
Since you have a 250, you can even run 16 inch wheels for winter.
If you look in the Owners Manual, Specification section, you will see the sizes for 16 and 17 inch rims/tires.
While 6.5 is narrower than the 17 inch spec (or 16 inch spec) you'll find in the manual, you could run 215/50/17. Tire selection in winters for that size may be limited.
You could also downgrade to a set of 16 inch rims and tires for just a little more money than just the 17 inch tires alone.
You certainly don't need to use staggered wheels for your winter setup.
Since you have a 250, you can even run 16 inch wheels for winter.
If you look in the Owners Manual, Specification section, you will see the sizes for 16 and 17 inch rims/tires.
While 6.5 is narrower than the 17 inch spec (or 16 inch spec) you'll find in the manual, you could run 215/50/17. Tire selection in winters for that size may be limited.
You could also downgrade to a set of 16 inch rims and tires for just a little more money than just the 17 inch tires alone.
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