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11-04-14, 17:31
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Also a listing in that size on Universal Tire's site (one buck cheaper!)
https://www.universaltire.com/truck-...ndcc-dukw.html 
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15-04-14, 01:46
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...... and 10.50x16 directional Chevron pattern manufactured by STA in the USA also on the Universal Tire site
Mike C
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15-04-14, 02:34
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I hear from one US DUKW owner that if you try to buy the 11.00 - 18s listed by Universal or Coker they don't in fact have any in stock.
Maybe they are just trying to gauge the interest? David
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15-04-14, 08:22
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11.00-18 x3
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16-04-14, 15:29
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Seven tyres. Anyone want to go in together? I'd be keen for two.
Cheers, Matt Quote:
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04-05-14, 00:08
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Please pardon my ignorance, but what is the difference between 10.50-18 tyres and 1100-18 tyres? The decimal point and number of digits has confused me. I'm still very much a neophyte at all this!
Cheers, Matt
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04-05-14, 08:25
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Strictly speaking the decimal point should be present when written, but we often drop it like we do in speech. Same thing happens with gun calibre, eg. 303, 350, 762, etc.
10.50 and 11.00 are so close as to be considered the same, eg. 10.50 x 20 and 11.00 x 20 were both CMP spec.
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15-04-14, 09:42
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