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This is a discussion on Got my White letter tires on today.!! within the 2008+ Challenger General Discussion forums, part of the 2008 + Dodge Challenger category; I was almost as excited about getting the tires on as I was about getting the Challenger.. (almost) I think ...
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11-26-2008, 02:32 PM
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Got my White letter tires on today.!!
I was almost as excited about getting the tires on
as I was about getting the Challenger.. (almost) I think it looks killer now.. .  .  .  . and a stock one for comparison..  for those that are interested, the new tires are BFGoodrich Long Trail TA 255/70/17 in back,, 225/65/17 in front.. These are the ONLY tires you can get with white letters that do both sizes in a 17".. It came stock with 28" tires.. The backs are 31x10.25 ,, the fronts are 28.5x9 It raised it a full 2" in the rear.. (they also make a 255/65/17 = 30x10.25.) More pics and larger pics are at: Challenger pics (and I have even larger ones, uncompressed..) 
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11-30-2008, 07:50 AM
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Love the old school retro RWL tires
 those look good. I went that route with a previous owned 05 4.0 Mustang.. it's really hard to find RWL tires in anything above 15's. But I did find some Goodyear Eagle RWL 235/55R16 that I thought looked pretty good.
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