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Stock tire size with a 2" lift


Chaser999
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How do you like those duratracs on yours? WHat size are they. I bought my pf used with micky thompson baja atz, and replacing with goodyear duratracs. i'm using the ironman 1.4" lift and was thinking of sticking with the 245/75/16 because duratracs don't seem to have much selection for size!

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Heres a noob tire question, 245 is the height of the sidewall, so does that mean a 245/65/17 is taller that a 245/65/16 since that latter has a smaller rim size? Or is 245 the height of the entire tire all together?

 

 

That is not right at all.

 

245 is the width, the middle number is a percentage of the width (65% of 245mm).

 

Try this site, its really good:

 

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

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How do you like those duratracs on yours? WHat size are they. I bought my pf used with micky thompson baja atz, and replacing with goodyear duratracs. i'm using the ironman 1.4" lift and was thinking of sticking with the 245/75/16 because duratracs don't seem to have much selection for size!

 

 

I love them. They are not too loud but, do sing on the pavement. Also, they pull really, really well through the mud. I have 31"x10.5"x15". I kind of dig the aggressive look of them as well.

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