Newbie Suburban wheel question
December 5th, 2012 | 6:09 PM
#11
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tire width in mm divided by 25.4 then times the profile then times 2 then plus the wheel diameter gives you the total package height.
Example: 255-60/15
255/25.4=10.04" 10.04 X .60=6.02" 6.02 X 2=12.04" 12.04 + 15=27.04"
Hope this helps.
Example: 255-60/15
255/25.4=10.04" 10.04 X .60=6.02" 6.02 X 2=12.04" 12.04 + 15=27.04"
Hope this helps.
December 6th, 2012 | 12:17 AM
#12
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Ha, thanks Einstein ! 
But truthfully speaking, yes, that would be helpful if TireRack ever goes off line.
But that does leave a result in mm, so...
Divide 0.03937008 into that, to get Inches.
But truthfully speaking, yes, that would be helpful if TireRack ever goes off line.
But that does leave a result in mm, so...
Divide 0.03937008 into that, to get Inches.
Last edited by SWHouston; December 6th, 2012 at 12:48 AM.
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