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You would think so wouldn't you?. I have not seen 205 65 R15 raised white letter tires anywhere I haven't talked to the dealer yet to see how large of a tire I can put on there. I can find 215 65 R15 but no 205
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Very little difference between a 205/65/15 and a 215/65/15. Section and tread width are practically the same. Biggest difference is overall diameter, 25.4" vs 26", and even that isn't a huge difference. A 215 is just a little wide, for a 5.5" width wheel, but that's not a deal-breaker, either. I see no big reason why a 215 wouldn't work.
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Very little difference between a 205/65/15 and a 215/65/15. Section and tread width are practically the same. Biggest difference is overall diameter, 25.4" vs 26", and even that isn't a huge difference. A 215 is just a little wide, for a 5.5" width wheel, but that's not a deal-breaker, either. I see no big reason why a 215 wouldn't work.
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I used the white lettering pen on my Sporty, worked out great.
But to your issue, yeh 15" wheels have stopped being the norm. Our last truck was a 2005 GMC Canyon, finding new tires was a thing a couple of years ago with most of the major manufacturers moving away from 15". Wanted the same Goodyears that where on the truck, wound up with Cooper, give them a look.
Also, though this may sound strange, Coker tire caters to the classic car market, 15" is their norm. See what they have for your application and good luck.
But to your issue, yeh 15" wheels have stopped being the norm. Our last truck was a 2005 GMC Canyon, finding new tires was a thing a couple of years ago with most of the major manufacturers moving away from 15". Wanted the same Goodyears that where on the truck, wound up with Cooper, give them a look.
Also, though this may sound strange, Coker tire caters to the classic car market, 15" is their norm. See what they have for your application and good luck.
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