best wheel/tire calculator. ever.

Am I the only one seeing problems? I put in exact measurements from my car. It shows a 7.1mm ride height dif from stock to 18's but it's a lot more than that. Atleast a half an inch. Plus, it says that my 18's wouldn't clear oem strut assembly (which it does). I don't currently need a calculator, but it worries me.

[aleena212]

hi,
It is really very good site. It may help a lot for all members.It contain important informtaion about wheels and others .Thanks for shearing the wonderful site.

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2013 MERCEDES BENZ SL-CLASS

[samblake]

and rim 16 ...

For a rim 16 which I can put wheel with little profile.

[Cerkeira]

This is a very good program...

I need this at 2 months ago to put a XXR 527 in my Clio, but i don't know if the Offset deal in my car..

[MWyeS]

http://www.fitmywheels.com/

This site also takes camber into account

[DakarDario]

muy bueno

[Midnight]

Tire size help.

Sorry wrong thread. Deleted

[JonAz]

NOOOOOO!!!!! That was my favorite calculator...

Ya, that sucks. I haven't found one that even comes close to how well that one explained it to me haha. Im a very visual person and seeing the two colored lines made all the sense in the world to me.

[JVC]

NOOOOOO!!!!! That was my favorite calculator...

[JonAz]

The op's link no longer works

I loved that one.

[starbai]

anyone got any others?

[starbai]

Not to take away from the OP's post, but I also really like this one:

http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp

edit:

Seems like it was more or less the same one posted here:

They're charging for it now

[SIN3]

i showed my buddy this who is getting into fitment. He said this is the best thing since camber arms...

[Topazkd]

wow that helps a lot

[ValN84]

http://www.willtheyfit.com/

Nice simple interface, although it makes the common confusion of tire width and tire thread width. The standard tire width (205, 215, etc) is measured for the whole tire, the thread is always narrower. Apart from some minor graphical oversight (tire width and backspace representation), the calculations seem correct.

I prefer this one personally:
http://www.wheelsmaster.com/rt_specs.jsp

I like this one better also as it's a bit more advanced.

These are by no means 100% accurate though. Tire profiles differ depending on manufacturer and tire model so after getting the ballpark figure with one of these programs, it's still trial and error till you find the perfect fit.