JOHN V.
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Originally posted by VairKing
It shouldnt matter if he has different tire widths front and back, as long as the outside radius of the tires are the same front and back...I think...
Originally posted by Black Magic
I'm with you. As long as the outer diameter is the same the width shouldn't matter.
Thats exactly what I was thinking but was unsure how to describe it.Originally posted by MuddLover
I may be wrong by relaing this to street tires but on off-road and balloon/ low-pressure tires when you increase the section width which happens when you increase the wheel width you decrease the diameter of the tire and vice versa. It's simple geometry (A=LW) there is only so much are in the cross section of a tire if you increase its length its width decreases due to the area remaining constant.