Re: Calcium Loading of Super M Tires

Posted by SteveSuperM on July 17, 2003 at 07:08:17 from (142.238.32.132):

In Reply to: Calcium Loading of Super M Tires posted by Doug Bunnell on July 16, 2003 at 18:46:25:

I've got the same situation but mine are already loaded. I want to remove the mixture and did some calculations... here goes:
inner wheel diameter is approx. 12 ft, outer is approx. 15 ft. average the two to get approx. 13.5 ft diameter of tire area. I estimated a 1 square foot cross section of tire. Therefore the inside volume of each tire is approx. 13.5 cubic feet. Water is approx. 6.5 gallons per cubic foot.
Total gallons =6.5x13.5=87.75 gallons per tire.
Hope this helps

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