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How much is 35 sidewall in inches or a 40 sidewall?
It matters on the width. The sidewall number is a percentage of the width. Let say you have 265/50/15 the sidewall would be 50% of 265.OzzyLiriano said:How much is 35 sidewall in inches or a 40 sidewall?
295s would have a thicker sidewall because the percentage stayed the same.OzzyLiriano said:So basically 275/40/20 is taller or thicker in sidewall than a 295/40/20?
Im lost on this lmfao! What about 295/35/20 vs 275/40/20, who has the thicker sidewall?295s would have a thicker sidewall because the percentage stayed the same.
In that case the 275 since the aspect ratio drop to 35 on the 295OzzyLiriano said:Im lost on this lmfao! What about 295/35/20 vs 275/40/20, who has the thicker sidewall?
thanks and for the site toohttp://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp
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In that case the 275 since the aspect ratio drop to 35 on the 295
Its a bit inaccurate tho, ita saying my stock 235/50/18 are 27.25 inches, and they are really 26.25, so im guessing i have to subtract an inchthanks and for the site too
Yes, my question would be if i do an inch drop on 295/40/20, would i rub or should i go 275/40/20?No, the math is correct. 235mm * 0.5 is your sidewall height, or 117.5mm. Convert that to inches, double it, and add you wheel size and you end up at about 27.25" Remember that the tire size measurements from the manufacturers are nominal. Just because they *say* it's a 235mm wide tread, the actual tire will vary from that somewhat.
Doing the math again, your 295/35-20 would have 103.25mm sidewalls or approximately 4", so a 28" tall tire. The 275/40-20 would have 110mm sidewalls, ending up at 28.66" total height. Make sense now?
No its more about the sidewalls, i know the 275/40 fits fine, a lot of ppl have it, but the 295/40 are an inch thickerNow that I can't help with. Though I would ask how wide the wheels are. I'm guessing 10"? If so you are good for those tire widths.