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Old 10-10-2014, 05:00 AM
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I used on my Harrison a Goodyear GSD3 285 40 17. I can assure you that not all tyres are created equal. These measure out to nearly 300.

Plus, they were a little taller in the sidewall which really helped fill a guard. Running 245 45 17 in the front gave a little rake as well that looked in proportion.

The GSD3 was squeezed on a 10 but looks best with a 10.5 rim. This tyre had a AA A rating with tread wear of 180 for memory.

Do some google image searches to give an idea compared to others.
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There is a good pic comparing a sumitomo 315 35 17 and a GSD3 315 35 17.

Wayyyy different, I will see if I can find it, it shows that the GSD3's measure big.

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mmm this may make the case to run a 17" tyre. According to this in 17" there are 285 and 295 available, yet in 18 it goes from 275 to 315.

ECSTA XS - Kumho Tire USA, Inc.

Gregg is there any room to move the wheel outbound by 10mm, or would it start hitting the guard?

Ben
Hi Ben - yes on the passing side there is room under guard to move it out.

will chat to you about methods.

The taller 295s didn't rub either side by the way.

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