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Jackson changed out the factory tires on his car and put bigger tires on. His original tires had a reading of P195/65R17 and he replaced them with tires with the reading P285/75R17.

ROUND EVERYTHING TO THE THOUSANDTH PLACE! (that is 3 decimal places)

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