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wheel specs

wheel specs

wheel specs

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Tow do you determine the width of a wheel after the diameter is determined on a car?  Is there certain guidelines that must be followed to make sure the tire will stay on?  Where are they?

RE: wheel specs

Can you explain what you mean more fully? Are you trying to fit a wider tire to a rim, or what?

Cheers

Greg Locock

RE: wheel specs

You should look at the standars, you can find in TRA(tire rim association year book)find a specification that apply to you and follow the given dimentions.

Best regards!

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