1 to 1.5 inches smaller... Do you know how to read tire sizes? If not: 1st number is width of tire in mm at widest point of sidewalls, not tread 2nd number is height of tire in mm as a percentage of 1st number (60 = 60%) 3rd number is diameter of rim You probably liked old tires because they filled wheel well. If so, don't think you'll be happy with a lower profile. Bill Robertson #5939 >--- In dmcnews@xxxx, Jamie Hamlin <jhamlin@xxxx> wrote: > I'm getting ready to purchase tires for my D (my wheels are at the shop > being > machined) I would like to stick with the stock sizes but the choices are > slim > and I would like to get something with a wild tread pattern like the > Yokohama AVS ES100. They make the front tire in this size but the rear > choices are 215/60/R15 or 225/50/R15 Are these sizes to far off of the > > stock 235/60/R15 ?? The old tires I took off where 255/60/R15 and > they > looked great on the back.....