Go to www.tirerack.com and punch in that tire size. You will find every thing they carry including Goodyear. Also do a search for any year R/T and you will get some alternative sizes.
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There isn't a tire company out there that I haven't heard complaints about and Firestone is no exception. I've had crappy Firestones, crappy Goodyears and very crappy General tires. If every tire company is a POS in someone's opinion where do you go to buy tires?
When you buy tires on the interenet, you are stuck with them. Returning them after they are mounted is not usually an option because shipping will kill you. If you don't want to pay the high prices of local tire stores, which usually honor the warranty and road hazard guarantee, you will just have to take your chances.
When you buy tires on the interenet, you are stuck with them. Returning them after they are mounted is not usually an option because shipping will kill you. If you don't want to pay the high prices of local tire stores, which usually honor the warranty and road hazard guarantee, you will just have to take your chances.
Is this the stock size for an R/T?
From 1010tires.com
front: 255/55R17 - rear: 235/55R17
From 1010tires.com
front: 255/55R17 - rear: 235/55R17
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