275 45R20's on a Belltech 3/4 Drop
275 45R20's on a Belltech 3/4 Drop
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Yes, I know how tires are sized. 295 is the width in MM, and the 45 is the sidewall height percentage, not the actual height. (Therefore, on a 245/45, the sidewall height is 45% of 295mm, or
132.75mm.)
I was just explaining that he can get a tire in the STOCK width, so that he did not have to make the sacrifice in going with a skinnier tire, and that they are available in an aspect ratio that puts them at the same height as the stock rolling combo.
Make sense?
132.75mm.)
I was just explaining that he can get a tire in the STOCK width, so that he did not have to make the sacrifice in going with a skinnier tire, and that they are available in an aspect ratio that puts them at the same height as the stock rolling combo.
Make sense?
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