What is the measurement on the front wheel base from the inside of one tire to the inside of the other tire across from it? It is a 1994 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4.

Winter doesn't matter, because tires are always measured cold.

1999 Chevrolet Blazer Tire Pressure

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Maybe your front end alignment is off?
Measure the distance across the front of the front wheels and across the rear of the front wheels.
On this cart the measurements should be almost exactly the same.
Measure carefully as the measurement needs to be exact.
If the measurements are not the same,adjust one or both tierods to make the distance between the front and rear of the front wheels the same.
TIP:AVOID sharp turns on pavement which will also accelerate tire wear.

u need to adjust the tie rods when u removed the old one u should have tken measurements for the distance that the components [center of rack to spindle connections u will need to adjust the ends enought to be able to drive to a shop have an alignment [take 2 straight edge peices of wood or metal and place across tires one on each side measure between the edge at front of tire and measure at back of tire in your case the front measurement will be more than the back adjust till fron and back measures the same this will make the vehicle driveable enough and wont cut down or damage the tire as u are doing now

Wheel has ceased onto hub use bar and bang on the inside of the wheel across the whole wheel

No way. The first set of numbers is the height of the tire. They raise in increments of 10. So the 235 is three sizes bigger. Just about anything larger than a 215 is going to have clearance issues. If you measure the height of the 205 an compared to the 235. There's probably going to be in the area of a 6 inch difference. Since the tire is centered on the rim, the vehicle will sit 3 inches higher. (1/2 on top 1/2 on bottom-same with front and back). Turn the wheel of the vehicle so that the 205 that's on it is as close to the front bumper as you can get it, and measure the space. Do the same with the inside of the fender. As an example, turn the wheel all the way to the right and measure the distance between the closest point of the inside of the tire and the vehicle on the driver's wheel. I hope I've helped. If this information was useful please rate my assistance and leave a testimonial.

First place is under the hood, just behind the left headlight. Second place under the vehicle, you will find an access panel that has a slotted screw that has to be turned 1/2 turn. 3rd place, is straight across from the front wheels, about half way or middle of your vehicle, on the left(drivers side) of the engine block.

it is measured by the wheel base of the truck measure from center of the front tires to the center of the rear tires this will give you the shaft application information you need .

Inner and outer ball joints?? If you mean tie rod ends u will need to set the toe in. Mesure the distance across the back of the tires and then across the front. The differance is ur toe in. Best take it to a wheel align shop and have it done properly it will save you a lot on tires.

get a tape measure, and have someone hold it and the very center of the front wheel.and measure to the rear wheel very center. thats your wheelbase.

Measure the old rear wheel cyclinder and it should find out if you have 9" or 10" cyclinders or you can take it to the auto parts store and they can match it for you.