Loren in Iowa
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How much height would I gain by replacing 13.6x38s, with 42" rims and tires?
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Janicholson
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2 inches taller if the bead to tread height remains the same. The limited search I just made shows some narrow 12:.4 (320/90r/42) pricey they are, even from BTK. most 42s are for big hp tractors and much wider and taller (and even more money) Jim
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Major tire manufacturers have that data on line. You can look up the "loaded radius" of any size tire, and compare.
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