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Yes, I'm just s girl lol. However, i have a 2016 charger sxt awd with 235/55/r19 tires, I need new tires and a friend has a set of 245/55/r19 he'll give me a good deal on. Will they fit on my car and what kind of changes will it make?
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I doubt 1cm of width will make a difference.
50-90mph on the OEM tires would show 51-91mph on the new size.
Not much difference
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I doubt 1cm of width will make a difference.
Isn't it 10MM? Even so, that is only .4" on the sidewall width so shouldn't be a problem.
Isn't it 10MM? Even so, that is only .4" on the sidewall width so shouldn't be a problem.
No offense but you should learn the metric system, is really easy learn the prefix and the unit of measurement. The prefixes to denote multiples or fractions of the base units. The prefixes indicate powers of 10. There are tons of prefixes, but you only going to use about 4 for of them: Kilo, Deci, Centi, and Mili. Then unit of measurement unit, Length: Meter (m), Mass: Gram (g), Volume: Liter (L). Convert Between Units: To convert between different metric units, you can use the prefixes and the relationships between them. For example: To convert from millimeters (mm) to centimeters (cm), divide the value by 10 because there are 10 millimeters in a centimeter. Here is a picture with the prefixes and the power of 10 they correspond. You just divide or multiply.
you'll be fine. I run 255/45R20's on my RWD 2011 instead of the stock 245/45R20. it's 3/8" taller overall and fills the wheelwell a little better.
No offense but you should learn the metric system, is really easy learn the prefix and the unit of measurement. The prefixes to denote multiples or fractions of the base units. The prefixes indicate powers of 10. There are tons of prefixes, but you only going to use about 4 for of them: Kilo, Deci, Centi, and Mili. Then unit of measurement unit, Length: Meter (m), Mass: Gram (g), Volume: Liter (L). Convert Between Units: To convert between different metric units, you can use the prefixes and the relationships between them. For example: To convert from millimeters (mm) to centimeters (cm), divide the value by 10 because there are 10 millimeters in a centimeter. Here is a picture with the prefixes and the power of 10 they correspond. You just divide or multiply.
I thought that I did. Isn't a 245 tire 10MM bigger than a 235? Wouldn't a 235 CM tire be 92"? Please, tell me where I messed up.
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