were to find wide 13" rubber?

[Sami/B]

Just got some 13" knick off wire wheels, but i need some wide 13", f.e 225/30.
But were do i find them? My local tire guy told me that they were common in germany but i don't do german
Any advice?

[wagonist]

how wide are they?

[tstacks]

Look up "Continental Sport Contact"

[FreshLikeSushi]

you need a new tire guy

[martinm13]

im confused... are they 13" wide or 13" in diameter
also 225 is not wide and if you mean 13" diameter, you will never find a 30 series tire in 13"

[SeanDub]

you need a new tire guy

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[firelizard3]

https://www.tirerack.com

Welcome to the Internet, I guess.

[Sami/B]

im confused... are they 13" wide or 13" in diameter
also 225 is not wide and if you mean 13" diameter, you will never find a 30 series tire in 13"

they are 13" in diameter, and 7"(?) wide, 225 is wide in 13" inch, can you find wider?

but 205 is good enough, i got over a pair of 205/60. To muchò rubber john. 205/30 would be great.

[Sami/B]

www.tirerack.com

Welcome to the Internet, I guess.

"Sorry, there are no tires available in the size you selected. Please select a new size"
Nice internet you got ther.
But thank you anyway

[firelizard3]

Funny, I found 225/50 semi-slicks. Why are you trying to find something wider than 225 for a seven inch wide wheel???!!

Going for maximum sidewall bulge?

And 205/30-13? Is this for a forklift, or a golfcart?

Look, at the risk of coming off rude, it sounds like you really don't know what you're doing yet. So let us help. What exactly is it that you're trying to acheive?

[martinm13]

Funny, I found 225/50 semi-slicks. Why are you trying to find something wider than 225 for a seven inch wide wheel???!!

Going for maximum sidewall bulge?

And 205/30-13? Is this for a forklift, or a golfcart?

Look, at the risk of coming off rude, it sounds like you really don't know what you're doing yet. So let us help. What exactly is it that you're trying to acheive?

yeah holy shit lol. not trying to be rude but i think you need to figure out what you want. let me give you some insight...

in tire sizes, the first number (ie 225) is the width of the tread in mm. the second number is the profile (ie 35, 40, 45 etc) this number is a percentage of the total tread width. so if you want a 30 series on a 7 inch wide wheel, you might as well just run no tires

[slotoyo]

yeah holy shit lol. not trying to be rude but i think you need to figure out what you want. let me give you some insight...

in tire sizes, the first number (ie 225) is the width of the tread in mm. the second number is the profile (ie 35, 40, 45 etc) this number is a percentage of the total tread width. so if you want a 30 series on a 7 inch wide wheel, you might as well just run no tires

why did you quote firelizard when he is the one giving advice?

[diesel986]

Why not try a 175-50-13 tire on a 7" wide wheel.

[SeanDub]

why did you quote firelizard when he is the one giving advice?

Because he was agreeing with that post. Tough concept, I know.

[martinm13]

why did you quote firelizard when he is the one giving advice?

Because he was agreeing with that post. Tough concept, I know.

thanks lol