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Can you mix 175 65 14 with 185 65 14? - Answers

Yes, you can mix 175/65 R14 and 185/65 R14 tires, but it's generally not recommended. The difference in width may affect handling, stability, and traction, especially in adverse conditions. If you choose to mix them, it's best to use the same size on the same axle and consult a tire professional for safety considerations.



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Yes, you can mix 175/65 R14 and 185/65 R14 tires, but it's generally not recommended. The difference in width may affect handling, stability, and traction, especially in adverse conditions. If you choose to mix them, it's best to use the same size on the same axle and consult a tire professional for safety considerations.



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Can you mix 175 65 14 with 185 65 14? - Answers

Yes, you can mix 175/65 R14 and 185/65 R14 tires, but it's generally not recommended. The difference in width may affect handling, stability, and traction, especially in adverse conditions. If you choose to mix them, it's best to use the same size on the same axle and consult a tire professional for safety considerations.

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