Front tire size? - 2006 Harley Davidson FXSTDI Softail Deuce

The tire size on a 1964 Ford F-750 truck can vary depending on the specific model and configuration. However, some common tire sizes for this truck include:

• Front tires: 8.25-20, 9.00-20, or 10.00-20
• Rear dual tires: 8.25-20, 9.00-20, or 10.00-20
• Rear single tires: 9.00-20 or 10.00-20

Fitment for 1999 XL Tubeless Cast Wheels:

Wheel Position and size = 19 inch Front; Rim Size and Contour = T19x 2.15 MT; Rim Valve Hole Diameter = 0.45 inch; Tire Size = Dunlop D401 ELITE S/T 100/90-19

Wheel Position and size = 16 inch Rear; Rim Size and Contour = T16 x 3.00 D; Rim Valve Hole Diameter = 0.35 inch Tire Size = Dunlop D401 ELITE S/T 130/90-16

Wheel Position and size = 19 Inch Front; Rim Size and Contour = T19x2.50 TLA; Rim Valve Hole Diameter = 0.45 inch Tire Size = Dunlop K591 S&FR Elite SP 100/90-V19

Wheel Position and size = 16 Inch Rear; Rim Size and Contour = T16x3.00 D; Rim Valve Hole Diameter = 0.45 inch Tire Size = Dunlop K591 S&FR Elite SP 130/90-V16

Tire Fitment for 1999 XL Tube Laced Wheels:

Wheel Position and size = 19 Inch Front; Rim Size and Contour = T19x2.50 TLA; Tube Size = MJ90-19 Tire Size = Dunlop D401 ELITE S/T 100/90-19

Wheel Position and size = 16 Inch Rear; Rim Size and Contour = T16 x 3.00 D ; Tube Size = MT90-16; Tire Size = Dunlop D401 ELITE S/T 130/90-16

Wheel Position and size = 21 Inch Front; Rim Size and Contour = T21x215 TLA; Tube Size = 3.00 x 21; Tire Size = Dunlop Touring ELITE II MH90 - 21 56H

Wheel Position and size = 16 inch Rear; Rim Size and Contour = T16x 3.00 D; Tube Size = MT90-16; Tire Size = Dunlop Touring ELITE II MT90 - B16

Tire Pressure - All Models:

Cold up to 300 Lb. Load (includes rider, passenger and cargo)

Front = 30 psi (2.1 bar)

Rear = 36 psi (2.5 bar)

Up to GVWR maximum load

Front = 30 psi (2.1 bar)

Rear = 40 psi (2.8 bar)

1995 VT600 front tire size 100/90 x 19
rear tire size 170/80 x 15

Front Tire Size: 225/65R16
Rear Tire Size: 225/65R16

The noise is most likely caused by the different wear pattern on the tire that came from the rear of the car. The difference in the alignment between the front and rear suspension systems causes the tires to wear accordingly. It will take some time for the tires to wear in to their new environment. The noise should go away gradually. You should also check your tire pressure to make sure you don't have an improperly inflated tire.

Tire size is critical on any jeep but especially so on ones with quadratrac transfer cases. If you run different size tires it will cause the fluid coupler inside the case to overheat and fail. (big$ to repair)
Don't drive it that way and get a matching set of tires on there asap!!!

HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION YOU SHOULD ASK OF THE DEALERS WHO ARE OFFERING 17" OR 18" TYRES FOR A TYRE SIZE THAT DOES NOT FIT YOUR EXISTING WHEELS......HAVE YOU GOT 17" OR 18"WHEELS???......225/45 ARE GOOD.

Hi,

Tire Fitament:
Front and Rear Tires
Tire Size:
P185/65R14
Wheel/Rim Size:
14x5.5 inches

Hope i helped you.

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you have a computer for your control on your car. It is set up so only the factory front and rear tires sizes will work, any change, it picks it up. this should solve the problem.

There is a sticker inside your drivers door that lists the stock tire size. This is always the best bet. On line is a web sight from tirerack.com that has explanations of tire sizes, tread ratings and on....