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Wheel & tyre
calculator.

See what changes before you change your wheels.

Compare wheel position, tyre size and gearing with a clear view of the numbers.

Compare your setup.

Editable example

Enter the sizes marked on your wheels and tyres.

Current
Proposed
Using spacers?

Enter spacer thickness per wheel. It moves the wheel outwards and reduces effective ET.

Wheel width is the nominal bead-seat width. ET is offset in millimetres.

Cross-section / mounting face fixedBoth axles
Current and proposed wheel and tyre geometryEnter valid sizes to view the comparison.
CurrentProposedDrawn to a shared scale

Nominal tyre envelope and bead-seat rim dimensions. Actual tyre shape, stretch and wheel lip are not shown.

Same suspension. Different dimensions.

The difference.

Outer wheel position

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Further out towards the arch.

Measured at the nominal rim edge.
Inner wheel clearance

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Less room on the inside.

Relative to the current wheel position.
Tyre radius

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Car sits higher. Arch gap reduces by this amount.

From tyre size alone, with suspension unchanged.
Nominal tyre dimensions
MeasurementCurrentProposedChange
Sidewall height— mm— mm— mm
Tyre diameter— mm— mm— mm
Circumference— mm— mm— mm
Speed comparison

At an indicated

— mph

With the proposed tyres, assuming the current speed reading is accurate.

Rolling circumference comparison.
From the numbers to the car

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Before you fit

The numbers are
one part of it.

This compares geometry. It does not confirm that a wheel or tyre will fit your car.

What else needs checking?

Body and suspension clearance through steering and suspension travel, brake and spoke clearance, tyre-to-rim suitability, load and speed ratings, PCD, centre bore, fixings and spacer suitability all need to be checked separately.

Tyre dimensions are calculated from the marked size. Actual dimensions vary by tyre, rim and load. Ride height and arch-gap changes shown are theoretical changes from tyre radius alone; suspension, camber and tyre deflection are not modelled. A small percentage change is not a fitment approval.

How the comparison works

Width and diameter are converted from inches to millimetres. Offset locates the wheel centre relative to its mounting face; a spacer reduces the effective offset. The calculator compares the nominal inner and outer rim positions, and calculates tyre sidewall, diameter and circumference from the tyre marking.

The link you choose to copy contains only the calculator measurements and display settings. This tool does not save your car details or use a vehicle lookup.

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