Your tires read 215R14, on the inside, because DB uses existing tires to
mount their white walls on, and do that on the inside of the tire, so it
doesn't loose its OEM (important) information.
In facts, you can send them your own tires to have them mount WWW on.
Jim Hoekendijk.
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Onderwerp: [FWDLK] Fwd: [FWDLK] radial vs. bias
Again, the "correct-size" W.W.W. 14" Diamondback radial tires ( I cannot
'quote' their precise "size", as the size is displayed in TINY numbers,
on the back-side of the tires, and are
expressed in 'European' specs, and not e.g. :
"225/75R14").
Anyway, the o.a. tire size, and sidewall 'height' are "correct" ; the
odometer readings are spot-on.
Neil Vedder
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