Subject	It's an attempt to keep tire diameter the same.
Posted by	Rodger on May 25, 2005 at 12:31 PM
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In Reply To	Thought so. Most standard applications are something like posted by Milo (Sport Z Magazine) on May 25, 2005 at 12:23 PM
Message	A 225-50 tire has about the same diameter as a 245-45 in the same wheel size. Play with maglito's tire calculator link and see what I mean.
Follow Ups	Tire question about aspec ratio differences from front-back. - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 11:02:15 05/25/05 yeah, that's clear. :/ - SactoTodd 11:32:41 05/25/05 *sigh* - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 11:48:25 05/25/05 go here - maglito 12:12:33 05/25/05 The second number is the sidewall height represented - Dave N 12:14:01 05/25/05 the bigger the second number, the taller the sidewall (n/m) - SactoTodd 12:15:48 05/25/05 Thought so. Most standard applications are something like - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 12:23:12 05/25/05 It's an attempt to keep tire diameter the same. - Rodger 12:31:36 05/25/05 ahhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - College Boy 14:23:26 05/25/05 You need to read up abit more about tires - maglito 12:26:45 05/25/05 I have his old rims with his old tires still on them. I have - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 12:42:51 05/25/05 No problem, good luck man! (n/m) - maglito 13:04:51 05/25/05 I have 235 in front and 285 in rear... - PennStateZ 15:47:43 05/25/05 do the math and calc the exact sidewall height of each - shawnc 13:44:40 05/25/05 yay for Milo... - College Boy 14:16:38 05/25/05
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