Tire substitution chart: Where?
Hello,
I recently stumbled on a link to a tire substitution chart, but didn't bookmark it. It was unique in that you entered your current tire size at the top, then it showed a whole page full of tire sizes, showing the differences in specs for each from the current tire. In particular two columns: 50 mph (current) = XX mph (sub), and 1000 miles (current) = xxx miles (sub). Anyone know that link? Brian |
To find it again, search for tire size calculators.
I like this one because it provides results sorted by similarity in outside diameter: https://www.tiresizecalculator.info This is the most common one and popular: https://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html This one has been good to me too: https://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator |
Thanks. Yes they're useful, there are dozens of similar out there. But none of those are the one I described. I stumbled on the link somewhere I think in this forum.
Brian |
Could have been in my meta-sig, linked in my sig. I found these additional ones there:
https://ejelta.com/tiresize/ https://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp |
Nope. You enter current tie size at top, then it shows a whole page of dozens or tires, and how they all compare in, chart format, to your current tire. And it sorts them, with best diameter match at top,
Brian |
Discount Tire Direct will give you plus zero tire sizes when you search tires by car model, if you want a thinner or wider than stock tire. Then use their, or another, tire size calculator to find the exact percent difference. It will be small. Mostly under 1%.
Tire Search - Discount Tire Direct |
theholycow,
That ejelta.com link doesn't match anything for 165/70-13 (Civic VX) size. ;-( trollbait, that discounttire.com link didn't work for me either ("No Results Found".) Wish someone else knew the page I seek. It simply showed how a page full of tires compared to my choice 165/70-13, sorted with closest diameters at top. Brian |
When you do find it, please post it! :)
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Are you looking to see what other widths would give you the same tire height?
The formula to calculate tire height isn't that complicated. -Bob C. |
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Looking up the mentioned calculators I even learned that 165/75 would have been a good replacement with negligibly different diameter. I don't know why the previous owner chose 165/70. Probably she just didn't care. |
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