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Re: Tractor tire sizes, how to figure
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Posted by iowa_tire_guy on December 03, 2006 at 15:43:46 from (216.248.102.181):
In Reply to: Tractor tire sizes, how to figure posted by Midwest redneck on December 03, 2006 at 15:02:47:
In bias tires for the time being at least you have 2 numbers. The first number is the width of the tire. An 11.2 will be 11 and 2/10 inches measured at the widest point in the bulge of the tire. (as in you are standing behind the tractor) Older tires do not have the decimal point and they are measured at the bead width such a 10 inch tire goes on a 10 inch wide rim and is the same as an 11.2. The second number is the diameter of the bead. The bead of the tire is the part that makes contact with the rim.
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