Anyone got used tires for 15X7 SS2 or other rims and tires ?
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Anyone got used tires for 15X7 SS2 or other rims and tires ?
I am not worried about how old they are within reason , let me worry about that . The car will not be driven on the freeway , and will only be out and about here and there , not going very far either ..... or any other rim size ideas with tires , cragars , SS1 , SS2 , or whatever . I would even be possibly interested in 14 " rims if there are tires to go with it , and I can pick - up . I need SOMETHING this spring so I can drive the damn car . I really don't want to buy new tires for the lame stock skinny rims , so please help me .
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Hi , are those tires 70's by chance ? That sounds like a good deal to me . I was going to buy some rims from another member here , but I would have to get tires to which they would have to be new , and that's getting a little out of my spending range then .... let me know , interested .
#5
225/75/r15 Kelly Celebrity Tires. They've been around forever. Here's an ad from 1958. Of course the tires I have are not from 1958. More like 2005. According to the ad, these tires will aid you in your quest to prevent mowing over school children with your vehicle.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kelly-Celebr...-/370628962948
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kelly-Celebr...-/370628962948
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[QUOTE=J-(Chicago);509310]225/75/r15 Kelly Celebrity Tires. They've been around forever. Here's an ad from 1958. Of course the tires I have are not from 1958. More like 2005. According to the ad, these tires will aid you in your quest to prevent mowing over school children with your vehicle.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kelly-Celebr...-/370628962948
lol
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kelly-Celebr...-/370628962948
Originally Posted by J-(Chicago);
cool , what's the widest tire I can put on those rims down the road ?
[QUOTE=J-(Chicago)
cool , what's the widest tire I can put on those rims down the road ?
[QUOTE=J-(Chicago)
these tires will aid you in your quest to prevent mowing over school children with your vehicle.
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Just an Olds Guy
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Edmonton, AB. And "I am Can 'eh' jun - eh"
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Bryan? Chicago isn't all that far from you.. only 90 miles. Probably cheaper to drive down and just pick them up.... and say hi to Joe. You buick should get at least 25mpg so gas shouldn't be much more than 40 bucks. That's a quick morning trip.
#10
Damn, I wish you can take my tires but im in NY. I have (4) Cooper Cobras 225/70r15. These tires has at least 10 miles on them. They still have the little stubbies on the treads.
#11
BTW - I think the Buick only gets about 17 MPG
Last edited by oldsguybry; February 15th, 2013 at 07:59 PM.
#12
i have some bfg's ta radials in the size range you want almost new 255 70 25's and i have 2 15x7 rallye wheels blasted ready for primer and paint
Last edited by coppercutlass; February 15th, 2013 at 07:58 PM.
#14
he can run 14's up fron 15s out back and this is close to what it should look like . I have 215/70/14's up front and 275/60/15 out back. gives it that big n little look. this year i go to weld wheels
#16
Don't you mean 255 70 15's ? 25's are a bit big . I kind of need 4 rims though , but would definetely be interested in the tires possibly if they are not on the rims of course . I should have my tax check any day now , so i'll see what plays out here
Last edited by oldsguybry; February 15th, 2013 at 08:34 PM.
#17
I have 6 14" rallyes, and 4 15" rallyes here.
2 14" are bolt on centers, and the rest are snap on.
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Just an Olds Guy
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Edmonton, AB. And "I am Can 'eh' jun - eh"
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I was possibly looking for some used P225-60-15 for the back or taller , and some 70's for the front . Do you think P205's will work , or do you think they are to low ? I can't seem to find anything taller then P205's .... IIRC P205's look ok , I just noticed that most of you guys have at least P225's
BTW - I think the Buick only gets about 17 MPG
BTW - I think the Buick only gets about 17 MPG
17mpg?? That's all? My 1995 98 Regency Elite averaged 18 city/ 27 highway - no lead foot - just normal driving for a fairly heavy car. 3800 series II non turbo and over 200K miles on it. Sometimes on the highway it would get better than 30 mpg (cruise set at 65 mph).
#20
Bryan, the 205 or 225 or 255 refers to the tread width and the 60/70/75 refers to the height (or aspect ratio) of the tire in relation to tread width? I run 225/70/14 because it's a decently wide tire that still has similar height to the G70/14 that was optional for the car and standard on the 442? The tires on your CS would be F78/14 originally. So when you do the calculation of what size tire you want you need to also think about how much it will throw out the speedo. Your wheel and tire size will = a diameter that affects speedo and odometer (and possibly speeding tickets?)
17mpg?? That's all? My 1995 98 Regency Elite averaged 18 city/ 27 highway - no lead foot - just normal driving for a fairly heavy car. 3800 series II non turbo and over 200K miles on it. Sometimes on the highway it would get better than 30 mpg (cruise set at 65 mph).
17mpg?? That's all? My 1995 98 Regency Elite averaged 18 city/ 27 highway - no lead foot - just normal driving for a fairly heavy car. 3800 series II non turbo and over 200K miles on it. Sometimes on the highway it would get better than 30 mpg (cruise set at 65 mph).
Thanks again Jeremy .
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