COMPARE ANY TWO SIZE TIRES, BEST TOOL EVER
http://www.dakota-truck.net/TIRECALC/tirecalc.html
This helped me alot when buying tires. Type in your stock size for TIRE A and the size you want to compare as TIRE B and it will show you the differences in HIEGHT, WIDTH, SPEEDO CALIBRATION, EVERYTHING. A good example: my stock tires 235/70/15 are actually only about a 1/2 inch shorter than my 20" rims with 255/45/20. By using this tire size on my new rims i didn't have to recalibrate my speedo or trans shift points because the difference was so small. ps. Check out my rims i just put on what do you guys think?
This helped me alot when buying tires. Type in your stock size for TIRE A and the size you want to compare as TIRE B and it will show you the differences in HIEGHT, WIDTH, SPEEDO CALIBRATION, EVERYTHING. A good example: my stock tires 235/70/15 are actually only about a 1/2 inch shorter than my 20" rims with 255/45/20. By using this tire size on my new rims i didn't have to recalibrate my speedo or trans shift points because the difference was so small. ps. Check out my rims i just put on what do you guys think?
Don't like that as well as my old mainstay tire size calculator from miata garage:
Miata Garage - New Tire Size Calculator
If that one doesn't work, then here's the old one:
Miata Garage - Old Tire Size Calculator
Much easier to use than the one above although it doesn't give you rpm and gear ratio stuff so for that I'll give ya cudos
Miata Garage - New Tire Size Calculator
If that one doesn't work, then here's the old one:
Miata Garage - Old Tire Size Calculator
Much easier to use than the one above although it doesn't give you rpm and gear ratio stuff so for that I'll give ya cudos
^^^ I like that one the best so far, but this is the one I was using earlier.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...e.jsp?techid=7
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...e.jsp?techid=7
the rims/tires look sweet. they make your brakes look too small though. unless you like being able to change your brake pads without taking off your tires its time to upgrade to some bigger rotors. looks good though overall
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