My uncle has a 93 Camry V6 XLE with 2 205/65/15s and 2 225/60/15s. He bought the car like this, and was advised from the Toyota dealer to switch back to the stock size all around (205/65/15.) I told him that they are basically the same tire size, just one is wider, but he takes the dealer's word over mine. So I'm selling 2 new Firestone Firehawk SH30s (High Performance All-Season Tires with about a tad less then 10/32" tread...less then 1000 miles I was told.)

I know many older S-class cars had 205/65/15s. If anyone is interested in swapping a set of NEW 225/60/15s for a pair of decent 205/65/15s let me know.

Depending on the tire model, size, location, and wear...we'll see what deal we can come to. If you have a set of worn 205s in the front and decent tread in the back, and want to switch up to 225s this is the chance.

Let me know.

Charlie.

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Chirag (Charlie) Patel
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- 03 Mercedes S600 Sport TTV12
- 97 Acura NSX-T
- 99 BMW E36 M3 w/500+ HP
- 04 Lexus RX330
- 04 Dodge Dakota Quad 4x4 V8

4 Sale:
- 99 BMW M3 E36 Coup with Dinan SC, Upgraded to an RMS Stage 3 with Aftercooler, 12psi, and 500+hp @ flywheel.

I got an email asking me which S-class its in regards to. This applies to the W126s that came with 205/65/15s.

The difference between the 2 tire sizes are nil except for the extra width.

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Chirag (Charlie) Patel
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- 03 Mercedes S600 Sport TTV12
- 97 Acura NSX-T
- 99 BMW E36 M3 w/500+ HP
- 04 Lexus RX330
- 04 Dodge Dakota Quad 4x4 V8

4 Sale:
- 99 BMW M3 E36 Coup with Dinan SC, Upgraded to an RMS Stage 3 with Aftercooler, 12psi, and 500+hp @ flywheel.