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Originally posted by ArtieS:
Or, you could put 22s on that bad boy and go full hooptie.

Yea, I'm with Artie. Vtail, you need to up your player cred.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:

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Originally posted by heavyd:

Cheap new tires are probably about as reliable as old name brand tires, unless the older tires are dry rotted.

Dry rot is what I'm concerned about, with the age, in the Florida sun. Current tires are around ten years old. The car sits outside. Mucho ultra-violet.

I agree that it's time to change them based on age.

However, I'd highly recommend seeing what exact size is on their before ordering tires because your speedometer may be off almost 6%. And, in those sizes, just getting them local would probably be just as cheap as ordering them online, then finding a place to mount and balance them, etc. would probably eat up any savings if there are any.

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Originally posted by bigdeal:

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Originally posted by ArtieS:
Or, you could put 22s on that bad boy and go full hooptie.

Yea, I'm with Artie. Vtail, you need to up your player cred.

That's like putting rims on a minivan!!!!

Edit. Krazeehorse got it.

1994 Volvo 940 Tire Sizes


Sedan 185/65R15
Turbo Sedan 195/65R15 or 205/55R16
Wagon 185/65R15

So guessing you need 185/65R15

I might be wrong about this one, but to the best of my knowledge there was no 940 turbo, at least for the 1994 model year.

I believe that the 940 was non-turbo and the 960 was basically the same car, but with turbo.