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i was talking to my dads mate who owns a tyrepower, and he said if i bought a set of 14x6's i could put my current tyres (which are new) on, despite them being on 14x5's at the moment. did he simply forget the width of my rims or is it possible?
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Definitely possible.
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oh thats a relief, because i bought a nice set of 14x6 globes off ebay yesterday for $61. $15 bucks a rim, i was stoked.
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It will depend on the size of the tyre.
If you get a tyre that is designed for a 6" rim (as an example) it will usually fit an inch wider or thinner rim as well. The overall diameter will change a touch but you can swap and change a bit before running into problems.
$61!!!! Well done man!
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