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Jack Giovo

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I think stretching the crap out of a skinny tire on a wide wheel is what he's talking about. You'd have an angled sidewall, so the tire must be closer do the wheel (making for a smaller diameter).

 

But he answer is still basically no :lol:

 

This. The same amount of rubber will be there, but it'll be stretched/contorted a little differently. It would be measurably but insignificantly different.

 

I was really just being a smart-ass though :p

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Changing the height of the tire = changing the circumference... a shorter circle has a smaller circumference.

 

I guess it depends which circumference you are wanting to measure. Exterior (tread), lip, or interior. I would contend the lip measurement would change little enough on a stretched tire to be inconsequential, however on the same tire when the sidewall angle changes the exterior diameter of the tire should shrink, albeit probably very minimally.

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