TireLab vs Tire Calculator (Offset&Speed)

HOW TO USE TIRELAB: 1) Set wheel sizes 2) Compare and visualize differences Changing tires or rims on your vehicle? This is the app for you! TireLab is an advanced, yet VERY easy to use, tire and wheel calculator that allows the manipulation of the multiple dimensions of several tire and wheel combinations. It allows professionals, enthusiasts, and weekend mechanics the ability to examine, compare, and visualize multiple tire and wheel configurations in real time. Features: 1) Calculates, compares, and displays all key tire and wheel data points TIRE - Compatible rim sizes - Diameter - Difference - Distance per revolution (circumference) - Odometer error (difference in odometer) - Radius - Revolutions per mile - Revolutions per kilometer - Section (sidewall) height - Section width (tire width) - Size - Speedometer error (difference in speed) WHEEL - Backspace - Difference - Offset - Lip inset - Size 2) Tire/wheel configuration fitment calculator Provides the user the ability to identify vehicle fitment related issues that may potentially result from different tire and wheel configurations. - Axel/ride height - Brake component clearance - Fender (outside) clearance - Suspension (inside) clearance - Wheelwell clearance 3) Intuitive and easy to navigate interface TireLab provides for the ability to manipulate the key dimensions of both tires and wheels. If you desire to only utilize the tire modeling functionality you need only to adjust the tire measurements. All of the controls will automatically adjust to safe and compatible configuration thresholds. 4) Detailed scaled visual representations View, and compare, detailed representations of tire and wheel configurations. A unique "cutaway view" of the wheel provides the user with the ability to visualize and compare key tire and wheel measurements for multiple configurations. In addition, a unique "tire view" permits the user the ability to visualize and compare scale representations of different tire configurations. 5) Tire compatibility display Provides the user a list of compatible tire sizes and accurately indicates the differences in both tire width and tire diameter. 6) Tire and wheel technical reference Provides the user the ability to view codes, definitions, and technical specifications. -Tire construction -Load Index chart -Load Ranges -Speed Ratings -Tire types -Temperature Grades -Traction Grades -Treadwear Grades 7) Tire and wheel technical glossary Includes an extensive dictionary of tire and wheel technical terminology. 8) Imperial and Metric Full Imperial (standard) and Metric support. All information is displayed in both Imperial and Metric units.

Easily calculate the effects of wheel and tire size changes A convenient calculation tool for anyone considering wheel upgrades, tire size changes, or fitment adjustments. Simply enter your current and new specifications to quickly compare the impact on your vehicle. -Main Features -Wheel Comparison •Calculate inner rim position changes •Calculate outer rim position changes •Calculate tread width changes -Tire Comparison •Calculate speedometer error (%) •Compare indicated speed and actual speed •Vehicle-specific speedometer error can also be included in calculations -Speedometer Error Measurement •Accurate GPS-based speed measurement -Data Storage •Save comparison records -Important Notes Measurement results may vary depending on GPS reception and environmental conditions. Use measured values as a reference only. Actual wheel and tire dimensions may vary by manufacturer and model. Calculation results are for reference purposes only. Always consult a qualified professional before making vehicle modifications. The developer assumes no responsibility for any damages or issues resulting from the use of this application. -Specifications Wheel Offset Calculator •Rim Width (in): 3" to 16" (supports 0.25" increments) •Offset (mm): -60 to +70 •Backspacing (in): 3" to 13" Speedometer Error Calculator •Tire Width (mm): 125 to 405 •Aspect Ratio (%): 20 to 90, including 82 (R) •Supports 82-series radial tires commonly used on vans and light trucks •Rim Diameter (in): 10 to 32 •Direct Tire Diameter Input: 100 to 1500 mm or 4 to 60 in •Vehicle Speedometer Error Correction (%): -20 to +20 Speedometer Error Measurement •Measurable speed range: 10 to 200 km/h or 10 to 200 mph