The Ultimate TRUE TIRE SIZE Database

Flat Top

Member

• Mar 3, 2016

• #41

Nitto Trail Grappler 23,000 miles
37x12.5x17
35.25 in
I'm very interested to see how my wear compares to others.

 

GoldenJK

New member

• Mar 3, 2016

• #42

Yep. My MTRs are wore our and cupped bad. Someone please post Nitto Grappler M/T in a 37x12.5R17. That's next if it fits in parking garage

 

jeff_in_rc

New member

• Mar 3, 2016

• #43

My tires

General Grabber Red Label at 30 psi
Stated size: 35 x 12.50 x 15
Actual size: 33 1/2 on the outer lug, 33 3/4 on the inner lug
Tire wear is 1,000 miles

 

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shadowpaige64507

Member

• Mar 3, 2016

• #44

GoldenJK said:

Yep. My MTRs are wore our and cupped bad. Someone please post Nitto Grappler M/T in a 37x12.5R17. That's next if it fits in parking garage

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Look up one post from your post and you'll see the info you want.

 

2nd.gunman

Caught the Bug

• Mar 4, 2016

• #45

This is great. I was just wondering the other day that if 35s generally measure at about 33" does that mean 37s measure at 35".

 

whispike

Member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #46

Why wouldn't you measure from the center of the tire where it is the tallest?

 

adamsnewone

New member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #47

Because ideally you would want your tires as flat as possible. But also, I think he is looking for an easy basis for everyone to go by and keep it uniform.

 

wayoflife

Administrator

Staff member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #48

2nd.gunman said:

This is great. I was just wondering the other day that if 35s generally measure at about 33" does that mean 37s measure at 35".

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See post #2

 

wayoflife

Administrator

Staff member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #49

whispike said:

Why wouldn't you measure from the center of the tire where it is the tallest?

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adamsnewone said:

Because ideally you would want your tires as flat as possible. But also, I think he is looking for an easy basis for everyone to go by and keep it uniform.

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What adamsnewone said :yup:

 

longhorn1045

New member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #50

315-75-16 BFG KO2 33 3/16" just rotated spare in so has about 1300 miles on it

 

8POUND

New member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #51

BFG KO2
35x12.50x18
33.75" @ 32psi

 

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8POUND

New member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #52

8POUND said:

BFG KO2
35x12.50x18
33.75" @ 32psi

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Forgot to add the mileage. 7,000 miles on tires.

 

SilverBack

Member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #53

Just out of curiosity, does anyone have the mounted size of the Toyo Open Country AT II 285/75R17? Seriously looking into these..

 

Packers937

New member

• Mar 5, 2016

• #54

SilverBack said:

Just out of curiosity, does anyone have the mounted size of the Toyo Open Country AT II 285/75R17? Seriously looking into these..

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Went out and grabbed a pic for you. 285/75R17 Toyo Open Country ATII's at about 32 psi with ~300 miles on them. Sidewall says 34"x11.5". Looks like it sits at about 32.75"

 

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cramey74

Member

• Mar 5, 2016

• #55

Nitto Terra Grappler G2 285/75-17 measures 32.75 installed @ 36PSI

 

WarriorJeep

New member

• Mar 5, 2016

• #56

1: General Grabber Red Letter
2: 35x12.50x17
3: 34 inches exactly (picture was taken at slight angle, checked all 4 tires same same) 3000 miles

 

notnalc68

That dude from Mississippi

• Mar 5, 2016

• #57

Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac, LT285/75R16, 30 psi, passenger side rear. It was my spare and has less than 500 miles on it.

31 & 5/8"

 

Guascone

Member

• Mar 6, 2016

• #58

Cooper STT 33/12.50 R17 ,29 PSI, 8000 miles
79,5 cm/31.2"...

 

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Brod

New member

• Mar 6, 2016

• #59

Dose this mean if I understand correctly if I wanna run 37" tire I would actually need to get 40's but then I would need bigger axles but they are still only 37"

 

MR.Ty

Token East Coast Guy

• Mar 6, 2016

• #60

Brod said:

Dose this mean if I understand correctly if I wanna run 37" tire I would actually need to get 40's but then I would need bigger axles but they are still only 37"

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No. In order to run 37s, you need to buy 37s. Everyone who provides size recommendations goes off of the side wall number. From suspension makers to trail recommendations.