Thread #4052

Where in the east can I get my tires stretched?

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widebody_QApril 20, 2007
#53894

Where in the east can I get my tires stretched?

Im not talking a small stretch either. The guy I always go to was struggling for 30 minutes. Two people were literly battling with the dam tire. I heard they need atleast 100psi most shops compressors go to about 60 psi. Im trying to squeeze 225/35/19's on a 10.5 wide wheel
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Im not talking a small stretch either.  The guy I always go to was struggling for 30 minutes.  Two people were literly battling with the dam tire.  I heard they need atleast 100psi most shops compressors go to about 60 psi.  Im trying to squeeze 225/35/19's on a 10.5 wide wheel
callaghan.May 9, 2007
#57798
just saw this post haha....we just got in our brand new snap-on mounter its soo sick. we're not scared of shit man haha. we'll do the suspension and tires the same time :)
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just saw this post haha....we just got in our brand new snap-on mounter its soo sick. we're not scared of shit man haha. we'll do the suspension and tires the same time :)
NJ240sxManMay 9, 2007
#57827
Holy crap...225/35 onto a 10.5"... Running this on what kinda car??

The place I go to in NJ is Rodriguez Tire in Perth Amboy but I dont know if they can stretch that crazy.

Post pics after you get it done!
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Holy crap...225/35 onto a 10.5"...  Running this on what kinda car??

The place I go to in NJ is Rodriguez Tire in Perth Amboy but I dont know if they can stretch that crazy.

Post pics after you get it done!
zion_97May 9, 2007
#57831
widebody_Q;53894 wrote:Im not talking a small stretch either. The guy I always go to was struggling for 30 minutes. Two people were literly battling with the dam tire. I heard they need atleast 100psi most shops compressors go to about 60 psi. Im trying to squeeze 225/35/19's on a 10.5 wide wheel


So is that your front tire and wheel specs?
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[QUOTE=widebody_Q;53894]Im not talking a small stretch either.  The guy I always go to was struggling for 30 minutes.  Two people were literly battling with the dam tire.  I heard they need atleast 100psi most shops compressors go to about 60 psi.  Im trying to squeeze 225/35/19's on a 10.5 wide wheel[/QUOTE]

So is that your front tire and wheel specs?