Hi all,
Can anyone tell my the size of tyres on the 1968 Dodge Phonix. Even
better if you could tell me where I could find them in Australia.
John Fenn
York Western Australia.
MoPar Man - 24 Jan 2005 14:24 GMT
> Can anyone tell my the size of tyres on the 1968 Dodge Phonix.
> Even better if you could tell me where I could find them in
> Australia.
The Dodge Phoenix seems to be what they called the Plymouth Fury in
Australia.
Suggest you contact the Chrysler Owners Club of Queensland:
http://www.chrysler.gil.com.au
They have a member's web page listing their cars. Several list the
Phoenix.
http://www.chrysler.gil.com.au/club_photos.htm
Here is a tire-size convertor for old cars:
http://www.turbinecar.com/tires.htm
This might also help:
http://www.jags.org/TechInfo/2001/05May01/tires/tiredescript.htm
The 1968 Plymouth Fury / Dodge Phoenix probably came with 14" wheels
and a 78 series tire. The original tire was probably specified as
X78-14, where X is a letter from A to J and indicates the over-all
diameter of the tire mounted to the wheel. Since the Fury wasn't a
small car, the letter size was probably E, F or G. The modern radial
equivalent would be 205/75-14 or 225/75-14.
See here for more info:
http://www.musclecarclub.com/library/tech/tires.shtml
Daniel J. Stern - 24 Jan 2005 21:22 GMT
> Can anyone tell my the size of tyres on the 1968 Dodge Phoenix. Even
> better if you could tell me where I could find them in Australia.
Any good tyre store. Assuming you have 14" wheels, the original size was
G78-14, which convertes to P215/75R14 in today's tyre sizing system.
DS