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What tires will fit an 84 Fiero? I can't find the factory size anywhere!!! by PribanicS
Started on: 06-01-2014 05:03 PM
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Any help is appreciated.
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Not on the sticker on your driver's door?
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Not on the sticker on your driver's door?


I think it said 215 / 60r / 14.

The problem is I can't find anyone who sells in that size. Is maybe an alternate size that will fit and is readily avaliable?
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I put 195/70 - 14's on my 85 2M4 instead of the 60 series and I really like them They not as wide so the steering even at low speeds is fairly easy and the car handles lighter too which makes it more fun. The 60 series tires on the 4 cylinder were not necessary and were put on for "appearance performance"
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You can go to a 225 without issues. There were also some of the coupes that came with 75 series tires, so that may be an option. Check with Tirerack.com They have BFGoodrich in a 225-60R 14 at $109 each or if you want to stay with the 215, they're $123 each. They would probably be shipped to you out of Midway, Ga. (Savannah). NTB is an authorized installer so you might check with them to see how their direct sale price compares.
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The '84 brochure shows 195/70 R14 & 215/60 R14. On my '84 SE with the GM Hi Tech aluminum wheels I've run 235/60 R14 without any fitment issues but they looked a little plump so the last few sets I've had were BF Goodrich Radial T/A 225/60 R14.
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Report this Post06-02-2014 08:33 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 85 SE VIN 9Send a Private Message to 85 SE VIN 9Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Michelin Defenders at tirerack. Have to admit they're pretty skinny for spirited summer driving, but they got me through our ridiculous winter just great.
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