Reverse tire look up?
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Are you referring to the old letter designations for tire sizes such as H78-15?
E 7.??
F 7.75
G 8.15
H 8.55"
J 8.85"
L 9.15"
www.tiresize.com
E 7.??
F 7.75
G 8.15
H 8.55"
J 8.85"
L 9.15"
www.tiresize.com
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Google is your friend. Found this one for you, there are more:
https://www.wheel-size.com/tire/275/70R17/
https://www.wheel-size.com/tire/275/70R17/
So the question changed?
I think you were given the answer. If you google a tire size, the site provided was one of many that show what cars use that size.
Looks like all you have to do is enter it as a URL. I.E. https://www.wheel-size.com/tire/205/55R16/
You can see the section width, the aspect ratio and the wheel size in the URL adjust your search accordingly. I.E. ..../tire/SECTION/ASPECTrWHEEL where you replace SECTION, ASPECT and WHEEL with your values.
Originally Posted by tiredguy
thanks but that is not what I am looking for
for example what I am looking for is a site where I can enter 225/70R16
and it will tell me all the stock vehicles / stock applications for that size
I think you were given the answer. If you google a tire size, the site provided was one of many that show what cars use that size.
Looks like all you have to do is enter it as a URL. I.E. https://www.wheel-size.com/tire/205/55R16/
You can see the section width, the aspect ratio and the wheel size in the URL adjust your search accordingly. I.E. ..../tire/SECTION/ASPECTrWHEEL where you replace SECTION, ASPECT and WHEEL with your values.
Originally Posted by tiredguy
thanks but that is not what I am looking for
for example what I am looking for is a site where I can enter 225/70R16
and it will tell me all the stock vehicles / stock applications for that size
Agree, the provided links answer the question as typed. Not in a very readable/usable format, but that website claims to offer an API, through which one could access arbitrary data and format it to one's liking.
If there's a different question BEHIND the question OP actually typed, then we are in an XY problem, and we need OP to ask the ACTUAL question he meant to ask.
If there's a different question BEHIND the question OP actually typed, then we are in an XY problem, and we need OP to ask the ACTUAL question he meant to ask.
Originally Posted by tiredguy
thanks but that is not what I am looking for
for example what I am looking for is a site where I can enter 225/70R16
and it will tell me all the stock vehicles / stock applications for that size
What you want is: http://tireguides.com/Products/375
thanks but that is not what I am looking for
for example what I am looking for is a site where I can enter 225/70R16
and it will tell me all the stock vehicles / stock applications for that size
What you want is: http://tireguides.com/Products/375
Originally Posted by JLTD
Google is your friend. Found this one for you, there are more:
https://www.wheel-size.com/tire/275/70R17/
CAUTION!!:
This web site has some deceptive information on it.
1) The calculation for revs per mile is wrong. Tires lose about 3% when rolling, That is, the calculated Revs per Mile should be about 3% HIGHER!
2) Since the vehicle isn't specified, they can NOT calculate clearances. You are supposed to input the clearance parameters (or they make an assumption about the clearances for the stock size), then adjust those clearances. The problem is that the clearances are for a STATIC tire and wheel - and not only do tires deflect under cornering, the suspension doesn't just travel up and down, it also travels in an arc, so the fully compressed suspension might cause a tire rub.
Google is your friend. Found this one for you, there are more:
https://www.wheel-size.com/tire/275/70R17/
CAUTION!!:
This web site has some deceptive information on it.
1) The calculation for revs per mile is wrong. Tires lose about 3% when rolling, That is, the calculated Revs per Mile should be about 3% HIGHER!
2) Since the vehicle isn't specified, they can NOT calculate clearances. You are supposed to input the clearance parameters (or they make an assumption about the clearances for the stock size), then adjust those clearances. The problem is that the clearances are for a STATIC tire and wheel - and not only do tires deflect under cornering, the suspension doesn't just travel up and down, it also travels in an arc, so the fully compressed suspension might cause a tire rub.
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