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Width Aspect Wheel Diameter (height) Section Width Comment
245 70 16 29.5 9.6 Little wider than stock.
255 70 16 30.1 10.0 Little bigger than stock all around
225 75 16 29.3 8.9 Um, ok
245 75 16 30.5 9.6 Also popular size for OME lift
265 75 16 31.6 10.4 Same as stock D90 tires. Trimming here. . .
285 75 16 32.8 11.2 Very wide, but can fit with trimming
295 75 16 33.3 11.6 Very big, that's all
215 85 16 30.4 8.5 Performs well in the snow and mud
235 85 16 31.7 9.3 One of the most popular with the OME suspension
255 85 16 33.1 10.0 Major fender trimming here
265 85 16 33.7 10.4 Very Very Big
305 85 16 36.4 12.0 Doubt it will work (I would like to see it though).
These are calculated values while the actual tire sizes can and will vary slightly depending on the type of tire.
To calculate the values in the table above, use the formula of:
HEIGHT = ((width * aspect-ratio * 2) / 2550) + rim size
WIDTH = (width / 25.50 )
For example, a 255/70R16 tire is ((255*75*2)/25.50)+16) = 30.1 inches of tire height. The tire width is figured by 255/25.5 = 10.0
Metric tire sizes are stated as three numbers. The way it reads is:
width / aspect ratio R tire rim size
Example:
235 / 75 R 15
245 70 16 29.5 9.6 Little wider than stock.
255 70 16 30.1 10.0 Little bigger than stock all around
225 75 16 29.3 8.9 Um, ok
245 75 16 30.5 9.6 Also popular size for OME lift
265 75 16 31.6 10.4 Same as stock D90 tires. Trimming here. . .
285 75 16 32.8 11.2 Very wide, but can fit with trimming
295 75 16 33.3 11.6 Very big, that's all
215 85 16 30.4 8.5 Performs well in the snow and mud
235 85 16 31.7 9.3 One of the most popular with the OME suspension
255 85 16 33.1 10.0 Major fender trimming here
265 85 16 33.7 10.4 Very Very Big
305 85 16 36.4 12.0 Doubt it will work (I would like to see it though).
These are calculated values while the actual tire sizes can and will vary slightly depending on the type of tire.
To calculate the values in the table above, use the formula of:
HEIGHT = ((width * aspect-ratio * 2) / 2550) + rim size
WIDTH = (width / 25.50 )
For example, a 255/70R16 tire is ((255*75*2)/25.50)+16) = 30.1 inches of tire height. The tire width is figured by 255/25.5 = 10.0
Metric tire sizes are stated as three numbers. The way it reads is:
width / aspect ratio R tire rim size
Example:
235 / 75 R 15
