x Pie?
05-29-2010, 07:25 AM
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x Pie?
I read a thread somewhere on here where you measure your tire height, rotate the tire 180 then measure again and... then divide or x by pie. Can anyone tell me how thats done? I am great with business math but the pie thing baffles me. Too long since high school I spose..
Time to put the flashpaq back to work and I understand from the afore mentioned thread I am measuring tire size incorrectly however it didn't specifically give measurement directions. 
Time to put the flashpaq back to work and I understand from the afore mentioned thread I am measuring tire size incorrectly however it didn't specifically give measurement directions.
05-29-2010, 08:34 AM
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pi=3.14 the number goes on forever but thats all you need to know about pi, the easiest thing to do is park your jeep on flat ground and measure from where the center of the tire contacts the ground to the top of the tire.
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Thats what I did when they were new. Since then I read a thread on here somewhere about doing the math to find the true size. Probably doesn't matter. This thread was more about satisfying my curiousity..