Owen Poole Posted May 15 Share Posted May 15 2008 Diplomat came with 275/80R22.5, will 295/75R22.5 fit and have adequate spacing on rear tandems, thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Solution Scotty Hutto Posted May 15 Solution Share Posted May 15 My 2006 Dip runs 295/75R22.5 all around just fine. I believe the chassis is the same. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluetoad7 Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 My 06 HR Scepter 42 came with 295/80R-22.5 Goodyear G70 tires. Due to the weight on my front axle I have replaced the steer and tag axle tires with 315/80R-22.5 Michelins (which Acuride Wheels says are acceptable for use on my rims and were $50 cheaper apiece). The reason for doing the tag as well is to have a spare for the steer axle if an emergency arises and no 315 is a available. That being said, the most common and least expensive tire replacement is the class 8 trucking industry standard 11R-22.5, which is the SAE equivalent of the 295/80R-22.5 (a P-Metric size listing). The tire diameter is the same for each. So, my current drive axle tires are 11R-22.5 Dunlop all position tires. They have not affected my speedometer accuracy, which 295/75-22.5s will likely do in your application due to different tire diameters. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BEEnHoney Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 2010 Diplomat 43dft also came with 275/80-22.5 but replaced with 295/75-22.5 and no problems what so ever. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paul J A Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 4 hours ago, bluetoad7 said: My 06 HR Scepter 42 came with 295/80R-22.5 Goodyear G70 tires. Due to the weight on my front axle I have replaced the steer and tag axle tires with 315/80R-22.5 Michelins (which Acuride Wheels says are acceptable for use on my rims and were $50 cheaper apiece). The reason for doing the tag as well is to have a spare for the steer axle if an emergency arises and no 315 is a available. That being said, the most common and least expensive tire replacement is the class 8 trucking industry standard 11R-22.5, which is the SAE equivalent of the 295/80R-22.5 (a P-Metric size listing). The tire diameter is the same for each. So, my current drive axle tires are 11R-22.5 Dunlop all position tires. They have not affected my speedometer accuracy, which 295/75-22.5s will likely do in your application due to different tire diameters. Great post Ron. Spot on!! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ivylog Posted May 19 Share Posted May 19 I run 6 11R22.5 on the rear and 315s on the front of my 08 Navigator. If I can’t get a 315 while on the road I’ll use about any big tire if necessary… 295, 12R22.5 or even an 11R aired to its max. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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