Smaller wheel diameter.
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Smaller wheel diameter.
For my 2016 Escalade ESV: I want to use 70 series tires and try to keep my 285 width. Can I use an 18 inch wheel? If so, what would be the wheel width? Thanks.
I found a solution. the caddy dealer had a set of 18" gmc sierra wheels. they had a center caddy cap that fit. it looks like a stock caddy wheel. the tires are firestone destination a/t's. size: 275/65/r18. i lost only a half inch in width. the ride is great and quieter than the original michelin defenders.
I found a solution. the caddy dealer had a set of 18" gmc sierra wheels. they had a center caddy cap that fit. it looks like a stock caddy wheel. the tires are firestone destination a/t's. size: 275/65/r18. i lost only a half inch in width. the ride is great and quieter than the original michelin defenders.
Last edited by wsru; Sep 25, 2018 at 03:54 PM.
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For my 2016 Escalade ESV: I want to use 70 series tires and try to keep my 285 width. Can I use an 18 inch wheel? If so, what would be the wheel width? Thanks.
I found a solution. the caddy dealer had a set of 18" gmc sierra wheels. they had a center caddy cap that fit. it looks like a stock caddy wheel. the tires are firestone destination a/t's. size: 275/65/r18. i lost only a half inch in width. the ride is great and quieter than the original michelin defenders.
I found a solution. the caddy dealer had a set of 18" gmc sierra wheels. they had a center caddy cap that fit. it looks like a stock caddy wheel. the tires are firestone destination a/t's. size: 275/65/r18. i lost only a half inch in width. the ride is great and quieter than the original michelin defenders.
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