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Well if any one else out there is like me and finds it difficult to convert between metric and imperial sizes, here is the perfect website............... chuck in a couple of sizes and see the difference.
Apologies if there is one of these threads around but I couldn't find it................ so here's another one!!!! lol
http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp
Should I ??? oops, too late......
Sorry, chunky..
Great idea !!
Nice work clunk.... & in the right thread too....lol
Top marks mate.
well I thought I'd be useful for once................ now all ya gotta do is make it a sticky!!!! hahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by patch697
and besides I've always posted threads in the correct spot.............. I'm just not very good at keeping my banter to general areas!!!!!!
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Yep .... Agreed & done mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by clunk71
wooohoooo my first forum sticky, now that must call for a celebration lolQuote:
Originally Posted by patch697
Thanks >clunk<
Here is one more.
http://www.kilometr.com/naprawiam-t-3.html
Sorry it's not english but you will figer-out everything about it anyway. Useful is to get more info then just conversion: total wheel size or profile measure.
Anyway ...
RaV
Thanks mate, looks like a good one,
Chhers Tony.
attached is my excel cal's for tyer size current and future for both car & camper.
Try This One nice and easy to use.
http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_size_calculators.html
That's a pretty comprehensive tool.... great find roboQuote:
Originally Posted by Robo
Yeah not bad tool, think I found a link to this on wikipedia.
That site is great for finding answers.
i'm looking for a calculator telling me how many liters of air are in a tire at a certain pressure ....
excuse me for asking but why would you need to know that?Quote:
Originally Posted by fablab
Maybe fablab wants to use something other than air and needs to buy the gas?Quote:
Originally Posted by clunk71
P.S. Helium wont make it float
Great tool!
you made me LOL, sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by clunk71
why please I need to know now why some one would need to know that.
going to do a 007 stunt and breath for extended period under water.
sorry cant help it still laughing.
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I guess we will never know now lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Robo
Sorry, I downloaded it and got a message the file was corrupt and could not be opened
Hey Wazza, are you talking about the zip file someone else posted up? I haven't tried it myself, so not exactly sure what it is........ im pretty sure there's a thread on here, where someone has an excel spreadsheet for tyre conversionsQuote:
Originally Posted by Wazzacd
Yes, that's correct, the excel sheet is in a zip file but its corrupt. There is a link to a website about tyre size which I looked up and found the info I needed anyway thanks
Here is another one of those Tyre Size Calculators - Tire
This one is handy and simple to use also Metric Tire Conversion Calculator
Cheers Illya
that works a treatmate thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by vk3mnm
thanks looks good one
Eeeeexcellent
thanks guys !
Thanks for all the information