Re: HELP...TIRE CHAINS QUESTIONS

Posted by Jason on February 10, 2003 at 10:21:46 from (12.33.196.233):

In Reply to: HELP...TIRE CHAINS QUESTIONS posted by Jack on February 08, 2003 at 15:26:00:

Not real sure how to know exactly, but if you use the overall length of 14'4" (172") and plug it into the equation for circumference of a circle:

C= (3.1416) x (Diameter) and solve, you get

Diameter (in) = Circumference / 3.1416 and then

Diameter = 54.75" or a 4'6" tire

Could do the same for the other side (43.29") and that should get you close. Course those are EXACT numbers, your going to need a few inches to get the chain together on the tire. Don't know if method is correct, so if someone knows another way that is more accurate, please advise.

Thanks, Jason

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