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bigger/heavier tires causing shifting issues?

By yellowcamaross
February 25, 2014 in Engines & Drivetrain

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Posted March 1, 2014

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Posted March 1, 2014

Thank you Steve,

Your post makes perfect sense, wether I like it or not.

My dealer is looking into it and wil get back to me.

At this point I'm not expecting much from them.

We'll see

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