 Whats the difference btw tires???, 185/70 R14" V P185/70 R14" |
 Jul 8, 2005 - 4:36 PM
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Hello.
So, I am looking for tires and Firestone has a pretty good deal for their brigestone FR380 but the tires only come in 185/70 R14" and my Celica ST has P185/70 R14" can any one tell me whats the difference btw the tire with P in front of the size and one without P. And do you think 185/70 R14" would fit on a wheel that has P185/70 R14" tire on it? Thank you very much. -------------------- <<AKA THA RUSSIAN>>
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Jul 22, 2005 - 5:15 AM
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The 'P' means it is designed for a Passenger car, there are other codes such as LT for Light Truck ect. Anyone with common sence will know that a truck tire is quite different from a car tire. Don't worrie too much about that letter unless you find yourself infount of some Toyo 45" Mud Terrains and your debaiting if there gonna fit in you Civic or not...
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