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The circumference of a new P205/70R16 tires is 85.66in. if the old factory installed tires had a circumfrense of 72.13 in find the ratio
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The circumference of a new P205/70R16 tires is 85.66in. if the old factory installed tires had a circumfrense of 72.13 in find the ratio
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