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"derek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spake unto the assembled masses in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Hey guys, > I'm not very familiar with tires / measurements etc. > > How much of a difference is there between 185/60R14 and 175/65R14 ? Example: 185/60R14 The first number is the nominal width, 185 millimeters. The second number is the percentage of the width that the height is, 60% So the height is 60% of 185, or 111mm. 175 x 65% = 114mm There is a difference of 3mm (1/8") per side, or 6mm (1/4") total in the diameter of those two tires. A perfect match to the 175/65 would be 185/62, which they don't make. So you've got to compromise a bit. >Can I buy the 185 if I currently use the 175? That would work. Your speedometer would read fast by around 2 or 3 percent. -- TeGGeR®
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