12-08-2010, 12:28 PM
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| Bewsted Full Access Member
Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Norristown, PA Age: 24
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Originally Posted by 70 'Cuda The first number, 255, stands for how wide the tire is in mm. The second number, 55, is how tall the tire is as a percentage of the width, so 55% of 255 is 140.25mm. As for the R17, well that is the size of the rim.
I had to step down my tires on the rear from 215 to 205 because they were rubbing on one side.... but I don't drive a cobalt so that bit of info doesn't help you much.
Well I hope that above info helps you out some (if you didn't already know it). Well good luck on your tire situation!
-Kurtis | R actually stands for radial
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