Robellion
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- Eric
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Hi all- I'm a little confused about a snow tire search I was doing. I have a 2021 Sport S Unlimited and did some research about good snow tires and decided on:
https://www.goodyear.com/en-US/tires/wrangler-duratrac
My stock tires (these came with the Crystal Granite Wheel upgrade) are:
https://www.bridgestonetire.com/tire/dueler-at-rh-s/#
They work great, but I am in very snowy country upstate NY and was told to go more robust on the Winter tires. When doing a search for the exact size to match my stock (in this case on Walmart's website) the site said they are the wrong tires for my car. Though when I do the search on Goodyear's site, that caution doesn't pop up. Matching exact size as stock, which is 245/75/17.
So as long as it matches in size I should be good to go right? I believe the actual size that comes up on the Goodyear page indicates as:
LT245/75R17 - which is "Light Truck" and the "R" is radial.
Any help would be welcomed on this- I don't want to spend almost $1400 on the wrong tires!
And, I should get 5 correct?
Cheers
Eric
https://www.goodyear.com/en-US/tires/wrangler-duratrac
My stock tires (these came with the Crystal Granite Wheel upgrade) are:
https://www.bridgestonetire.com/tire/dueler-at-rh-s/#
They work great, but I am in very snowy country upstate NY and was told to go more robust on the Winter tires. When doing a search for the exact size to match my stock (in this case on Walmart's website) the site said they are the wrong tires for my car. Though when I do the search on Goodyear's site, that caution doesn't pop up. Matching exact size as stock, which is 245/75/17.
So as long as it matches in size I should be good to go right? I believe the actual size that comes up on the Goodyear page indicates as:
LT245/75R17 - which is "Light Truck" and the "R" is radial.
Any help would be welcomed on this- I don't want to spend almost $1400 on the wrong tires!
And, I should get 5 correct?
Cheers
Eric
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