Re: Measuring Rear Rim Size and Difference in Ride Height

Posted by Pete in MD on October 16, 2018 at 20:30:41 from (100.16.163.33):

In Reply to: Measuring Rear Rim Size and Difference in Ride Height posted by RTR on October 15, 2018 at 15:52:29:

Here's one way to measure a rim with a tire mounted on it.

Lay the wheel on two 4x4s on the floor with one of them centered in the middle of the rim then lay a 2x4 on
top of the wheel directly over the centered 4x4.

Measure the distance from the inside of the 2x4 to the bead seat area of the rim. Double this measurement
and subtract it from distance between the inside of the top 2x4 and the inside of the bottom 4x4.

Hope this makes sense. I've used it several times with good results.

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