Posted by jose bagge on February 16, 2010 at 13:47:25 from (69.174.87.20):
In Reply to: tire guru's???? posted by dave2 on February 15, 2010 at 14:20:08:
The 245/ 70 and the 225/ 75 will have just about exactly the same outside diameter, with the 245 being 20 mm wider. The 235/ 70 will be about 8.5mm (2 x 4.25) shorter in overall diameter. These are all very common sizes over here...the better digging tire all other things being equal would be the 225 ( less floatation, more dig) If you are looking at pure winter tires, look for a set of Blizzaks... in the 225/75-16, though, you should be able to find some real chaep stuff because that's also a commercial size
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