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Old 09-15-2019, 03:58 PM   #1
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295-75-22.5 Tires

Did anyone with a Monaco coach, have trouble going from 275-80-22.5 to 295-75-22.5 tires.
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Diameter and width are the main clearence concerns. If the diameter is the same and you have enough clearence with the wheels lock to lock and enough clearence in between the duals. That's what you need to measure.
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Put the tire's numbers in the calculator, it will give you the differences:

https://tiresize.com/comparison/
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there should not be a problem I did same and the .25" width and 4 revolutions per mile made no difference. cept my General HS tires are top notch over the michy's.. oh edit mine were 280's not 75's sorry but look here. https://generaltire.com/sites/defaul...T-SS-GT-HS.pdf and compare to your size. or here for https://generaltire.com/tires/commercial/general-hs
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