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Old 10-21-2012, 10:28 AM
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I've heard that 325s typically measure a touch smaller than 37s (and we all know based on brand, all tires that are the "same size" do not measure the same).

Any thoughts on this--do they measure smaller?

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Originally Posted by jeeperaf
All,

I've heard that 325s typically measure a touch smaller than 37s (and we all know based on brand, all tires that are the "same size" do not measure the same).

Any thoughts on this--do they measure smaller?

Thanks!!!
The person who told you that has it wrong... In metric tire size the first number is the width and the second is a ratio of that and depends on the rim size..

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For example 325 is 12.8 wide..

So if you have a 325/70r17
It is a.....................34.91x12.8r17
If you have a 325/70r16
You have a............33.91x12.8r16

Download the app on your smart phone so you can convert back and forth

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Originally Posted by Tonka_yellow
For example 325 is 12.8 wide..

So if you have a 325/70r17
It is a.....................34.91x12.8r17
If you have a 325/70r16
You have a............33.91x12.8r16

Download the app on your start phone so you can convert back and forth

you are absolutely correct...i fat fingered my question...my bad....

what I meant was with 17" rims, what size metric gets you in between 35s and 37s.

I've heard 70 is the spot, but not sure...
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Originally Posted by jeeperaf

you are absolutely correct...i fat fingered my question...my bad....

what I meant was with 17" rims, what size metric gets you in between 35s and 37s.

I've heard 70 is the spot, but not sure...
How wide are you willing to go.
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A 325/75r17 is
36.19x12.8r17
That's pretty close to 37s
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Originally Posted by Tonka_yellow
A 325/75r17 is
36.19x12.8r17
That's pretty close to 37s
After looking on dtd most company just make 37x12.50r17



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