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310 wide

710 high

18" wheel

so they are damn big. off a porsche cup car or something?

18" wheel is 450mm so tyre is (710-450)/2 per side =130mm. 130/310 gives .40 aspect ratio. So 310/40/18 is about right.

Standard on a gtr was 225/50/17 which is 660mm high.

Depends, if it in inches it 31 inches tall and 71 inch circumfrence. Most companies with will give you height and rolling diameter as the affects diff gearing.

dayum...ok well whats the widest i could go on r34 gtt?

worry about buying a decent tyre first, better off with a better thinner tyre, than a worse wider tyre. understanding im judging a book by its cover, but going by ur avatar ur car doesnt look like it needs anything over 300mm wide.

worry about buying a decent tyre first, better off with a better thinner tyre, than a worse wider tyre. understanding im judging a book by its cover, but going by ur avatar ur car doesnt look like it needs anything over 300mm wide.

300mm wide is what in regular size?

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