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Old 01-06-2012, 10:06 PM
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the side wall is a percent number and the actual height is determined by the width of a tire.
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the side wall is a percent number and the actual height is determined by the width of a tire.
X2...without a width, you can't say. You should be looking first at the overall tire diameter, there are many calculators online. The next thing from an aesthetic standpoint would be to make sure that you have similar amounts of sidewall front and rear with your 17/18 diameter stagger or else it will look funky IMO. This means that your rear tires should be 1" larger in diameter than the fronts.

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