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> Tires for Riviera's, Need to find 1 or 2 tires
solex
post Mar 23 2005, 08:41 AM
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Hello,

The PO installed 3 very good tires Centennial MKII and 1 very good Toyo 300 on my car. I would like to match the tires and have found out that these tires are no longer produced. I have checked around but no one has any old stock, I also called Toyo and Dunlop/Goodyear.

I am assuming that the Riviera's are 4.5 in wide since the 165 fits well on the rim, is this true, if not what is the widest tire I can fit on the rim?

Also were can I get tires for this diameter/width rim no one seems to carry 165R15's? I am working on other things on the car and eventually will go with a set of 5.5's (or larger) but just can't swing it now.

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Dan
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post Mar 24 2005, 08:48 AM
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QUOTE (TC/914 @ Mar 24 2005, 06:40 AM)
Hi,

What do the spokes look like on your Rivs? Are they smooth and tuck a little "in" where they meet the rim? Are they smooth on the sides but with a flat panel on the outer face that is polished a bit? Are they rough cast all over, without a panel, but with a brushed look to the aluminum rim?

Different wheels were manufactured for different cars at different times (although there is some cross over).

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They are smooth on the sides but with a flat panel on the outer face that is polished a bit. Similar to the one pictured here (IMG:http://www.bugzone.net/pict/rimriviera.gif)
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