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GREGORYJ
Dec 04, 2014Explorer
I would think the tire dealer should install the tire that is specified on the tire and pressure sticker on the trailer sticker.
I had put 15" aluminum wheels on a Mazda I once owned that originally had 14" steel wheels.
Even though 15" aluminum wheels were an option on the sport model , they where not
my base model. I stopped at a Walmart in the US for new Goodyears and they would
not install replacements because the cars tire sticker showed only the original
14" tire size.(Company policy) They did not want to be libel if something happened afterwards. They suggested a couple of other tire
places to go to that didn't have the same policy , and I did and got the
tires I wanted.
I had put 15" aluminum wheels on a Mazda I once owned that originally had 14" steel wheels.
Even though 15" aluminum wheels were an option on the sport model , they where not
my base model. I stopped at a Walmart in the US for new Goodyears and they would
not install replacements because the cars tire sticker showed only the original
14" tire size.(Company policy) They did not want to be libel if something happened afterwards. They suggested a couple of other tire
places to go to that didn't have the same policy , and I did and got the
tires I wanted.
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