The tire size calculator decodes tire measurements and calculates actual dimensions. Understanding tire size is important for replacements, upgrades, and ensuring proper fitment.
Enter width (in mm), aspect ratio (sidewall height as % of width), and rim diameter (in inches). The calculator shows sidewall height, overall diameter, and other specifications.
This helps when shopping for tires, comparing different sizes, understanding how size changes affect speedometer accuracy, and ensuring replacement tires match your vehicle's requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Example: 225/50R17 = 225mm wide, 50% aspect ratio, 17-inch rim.
Yes, within limits; significant changes affect speedometer and handling.
Sidewall height as percentage of width; lower = sportier, higher = comfortable.
Affects speedometer accuracy, ground clearance, handling, and ride quality.
Recommended, but slight variations (±3% diameter) are usually acceptable.
