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Old 06-07-16, 19:53
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I believe the 9-25 X 16 was also used on British Humbers , the 4X4 FFW PU and the Box ?

I tend to agree with Rick, the 9-25's had a lower profile ( nothing to do with brands ) and this low profile was a deliberate design spec. .
Hi Mike,
Quite correct, and the Humber Scout Car was also on Runflat 9.25-16 tyres. I have driven a Humber Scout on 9.00-16 and it is considerably more high geared due to the increased circumference. Especially awkward when trying to get it up on the neck of a low loader semi-trailer.
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