Tyre size help
Discussion
OK, within the first ten results. Not exactly difficult...
http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_size_calculators.htm...
http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_size_calculators.htm...
996TT02 said:
245/30*23
You have to reduce the tyre width to keep the same rolling radius, because there ain't no profile lower than 30.
Otherwise you can "only" go up to 22", everything stays the same as original except you now need 30 profile.
Yeah, I calculated 285/30 R 22 as being about the biggest really. You have to reduce the tyre width to keep the same rolling radius, because there ain't no profile lower than 30.
Otherwise you can "only" go up to 22", everything stays the same as original except you now need 30 profile.
H.7 said:
Depends on the profile you want and availability of tyres at that profile.
355/20x23 is spot on, but so is 245/30x23 and 175/40x23
Cheers H.7 that's just spot on.355/20x23 is spot on, but so is 245/30x23 and 175/40x23
Littleredrooster - I bet you're fun to have a conversation with when 'Google it' seems to be your favourite phrase

315/25 R23 seems to be a pretty common size (relatively speaking) and is only off by about 7mm overall radius. Not sure how much clearance the Cayenne has though, to know whether that would rub.
265/25 R23 is also available in some tyres, and is a similar amount under-size.
265/25 R23 is also available in some tyres, and is a similar amount under-size.
Edited by kambites on Monday 10th February 22:22
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