the tires i have owned are almost a full 2 inch difference between actual tire size and advertised tire size. I don't find a significant difference between 15 psi and 45psi maybe a 1/4 inch. I listed the tires at psi levels in case anyone asks. Super Swamper TSL bias ply 36x12.50R15 (sidewall) actual size 34.5x12 at 30 psi EDIT: on15x5.5 inch wheels Remington Mud Brutes 315x75R16 (sidewall) actual size 34x12 at 35 psi EDIT : on16X8 wheels
Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ 36x15.50R16 (sidewall) actual size 34x14.50 at 35psi EDIT: on 16x10 inch wheels Toyo Open Country MT 38x15.50R16 (sidewall) actual size 36x14R16 at 15 psi EDIT: on 16x10 inch wheels So what I am proposing is that we start a thread with ACTUAL TIRE sizes posted. who goes 50 mph anymore?! speed limit is 70mph. that's the equivalent of the EPA measuring mpg when traveiling 50 mph. The actual dimensions of a 6×6 are 5-1/2 x 5-1/2, giving it a cross-sectional surface area of 30.25 square inches. 80psi ?!?!? who ever runs there tires at 80psi. I have heard the argument that the tires are measured at 80 psi. when i order tires online and look at the tire chart and it reads that a 35 is 34.8 inches in diameter i would hope that it would be close. Unfortunately the tires that i want are not at the local stores, or I would just go measure em myself. I feel i have to ask people who have bought the exact tire that i want, to go out and measure the tires for me. Modulus of Elasticity) and Ultimate Tensile Strength and Yield Strength for materials like steel, glass, wood and many more.Am i the only one that is pissed off about you read the sidewall of a tire and it says 35x12.50R16 and it measures out to be 33 inches tall versus the advertised 35 inches? Its not like the price "35" inch tire is the price of a 33. Young's Modulus, Tensile Strength and Yield Strength Values for some Materials - Young's Modulus (or Tensile Modulus alt.Wood, Panel and Structural Timber Products - Mechanical Properties - Density, fibre stress, compressive strength and modulus of elasticity of clear wood, panel and structural timber products.Wood Hardness - Soft and hardwood - the Janka Hardness scale.
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