Does anyone know a means of looking up a tire size and see what cars it comes on stock?
Google isn't helping.
Google isn't helping.
That seems like a question that won't get answered. Maybe if you could nail down a specific tire and size, but I doubt just by size. I am curious as to why you ask this question.Does anyone know a means of looking up a tire size and see what cars it comes on stock?
Google isn't helping.
Discount doesn't wanna sell a tire unless you tell them what it's going on. And if the vehicle in question inst listed as that tire fitting they won't sell it.
305/35/20 555r
295/35/20 555g2
Even my local store asks. It's ****ing frustrating. I even just brought down wheels.Well that is ****ing dumb. Tell them aftermarket wheels?
Edit: Maybe it is an online thing and all you need to do is give them a call.
Reference guide for car wheel and tire dimensions such as size, offset, PCD I was wrong.Even my local store asks. It's ****ing frustrating. I even just brought down wheels.
When you check out you're required to enter the vehicle.If it wont show up. Go to the select vehicle tab and use the "x" on each past vehicle. Once that is clear, select shop by tire size, input the tires you want and buy them.
I had issues with this before on my Fiesta ST. Just make sure that shop by vehicle selection is cleared and they let you buy anything.
Perfect lolSo a 2015 Ferrari 458 Itallia uses the 295 and a 2019 812 Superfast uses the 305. Tell them to suck a D when they ask what it is going on.
Edit: Discounts website is right for the 295, but not the 305. More research ongoing.
Edit Again: 2018 Challenger HC WB has the 305
Discount doesn't wanna sell a tire unless you tell them what it's going on. And if the vehicle in question inst listed as that tire fitting they won't sell it.
305/35/20 555r
295/35/20 555g2
I still need to find an installer. I don't exactly live in a big metro area. So I'm limited to whom id trust to install tires on my new wheels.Then buy them at Tire Rack. I can't imagine any price difference is significant.
I still need to find an installer. I don't exactly live in a big metro area. So I'm limited to whom id trust to install tires on my new wheels.
I've bought probably a dozen set of tires from them without prior issue. So this is new.
That still leaves me with the possibility of an installer I don't know and wheels that aren't made anymore. As I said I've used this discount for countless installs.Tire Rack will drop ship them to your installer or one of their recommended installers near by. They're 10X better than Discount Tire.
Discount? I went into the store.I would just call them and tell them what I want. Human beings for the win.