Reply to "18"/19" Wheel and Tire Advice"

rapierMember

I've been investigating this too - I've found that when you look at the specifications of the tyres they usually vary a little from the results you get from the formula.
So use the formula as a guide - but get the specs on the tyres as a double-check (especially if the clearance is small) before parting with any $$$.
I noticed this difference when looking at the BF Goodrich web-site.
I found Toyo, Yokohama, Pirelli and Goodrich web-sites pretty helpful.

9/6/059:13 AM

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