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what's best way to determine 'wheel size'? 200 1986

posted by  tjl on  Tue May 13 07:13 CST 2003
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If they are OEM wheels, they should fit if they are 14" (the last number in the tire size).

Non-turbo 200-series wagons should use 185R14 tires or 195/75R14 tires if 185R14 cannot be found. 185/70R14 is too small, giving speedometer / odometer error and reduced load capacity.






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