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Can you replace 235 70 16 tires with 235 60 16 tires?
Yes you can
Can you replace 265 70 16 tires with 255 70 16 tires?
Yes, you can
Can you replace 245 70 16 tires with 235 70 16 tires?
yes
If you have 225 75 16 tires on your Jeep Liberty can you replace them with 235 75 16 tires?
Yes you can
Can you replace 255 70 16 tires with 235 70 16 tires?
Can you? Yes. Should you? No. The 235 will be 3.67% smaller. This will adversely effect your ride, handling, speedometer, and braking.
Can you replace 235 70 r16 tires with 225 60 16?
No you can not. say for example 265 70 R16 the height of the tire from the rim to outside of tire is 70% of the 265. you can use a calculator to find what size of tire you can use other wise your speedometer will be out
Can 215 85R 16 tires replace 235 80R 16 tires?
That size will work but your speedometer will be off .8 mph too fast.
Are 275 75 16 tires wider than 265 70 16 tires?
yes
Can you replace 245 75 r16 tires for 235 70 r16?
The way you have phrased your question is confusing. If you are saying that the 235/70-16 is the OEM size the answer is NO, this is not an acceptable swap. Going either way this is a bad swap. If your OEM size is 235/70-16 and you want to go to a 75 series tire then you need to install a 215/75-16. If your OEM size is 245/75-16 and you want to go to a 70 series tire then go with a 265/70-16.
What are two companies that make the 265 75 16 size of tires?
One companies that make 265 75 16 size of tires are Pepboys. Another company is expeditionalportal. These companies offer these tires in their stores.
Can you replace 235 70 16 tires with 255 70 16 tires?
No, this is a very bad swap. Your speedometer will read 57.8 at a true 60 mph. This swap will adversely effect handling, ride, and performance.
Can you replace stock tires on 2001 Toyota Tacoma 265-70-16 with 225-75-16?
Yes you can, as long as you replace all four tires. Having different sizes tires on the vehicle will ruin the diff as the car believes it is constantly cornering, thus wearing either side at a different rate.
