Tire Size Calculator

19CHEROKEE89 · Aug 1, 2006

for those that car here it is i know there are a few here allready but i came across this one today and liked the layout of it and wanted to spread it to others.

So here ya go! ENJOY!

http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

Love it, Embrace it, Save it to your Favorites!

ADVNTURR · Aug 1, 2006

Hadn't seen that before. Kind of fun to enter in my tire history and see how progressivly off my speedometer has gotten and apparently how dangerous my braking situation is. Fun find. Thanks

johnlv6 · Aug 2, 2006

Thanks for the link..

Root Moose · Aug 2, 2006

1010tires.com said:
Warning! When changing tire sizes, we recommend staying within 3% of the diameter of the original tire. Any more than this and you face the risk of brake failure.

Cute.

Cool calculator though.

Edit: There is something off - 60 mi/h != 100 km/h

tealcherokee · Aug 2, 2006

Root Moose said:
Cute.

Cool calculator though.

Edit: There is something off - 60 mi/h != 100 km/h

its not saying 60mph = 100km/h

its giving you an example for the tire comparison, 60mph AND 100kmh

Root Moose · Aug 2, 2006

tealcherokee said:
its not saying 60mph = 100km/h

its giving you an example for the tire comparison, 60mph AND 100kmh

Ahh, gotcha.

MudDawg · Aug 2, 2006

Theoretically the tire calculators are a good idea....in the real world, even though the tires are "supposed" to match the theoretical size associated with
their assigned markings, the actual size can vary widely from tire to tire...best to woop out the old tape measure and check for yourself.

streetpirate · Aug 2, 2006

been using that for years, great tool.

Tire Size Calculator

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