Standards on steel-rims for 12.00 R 20 tire

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Start date Oct 6, 2007
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The discussion focuses on the dimensions and standards for steel rims compatible with 12.00 R 20 tires. The tire's designation indicates a 20-inch bead diameter and a 12-inch width, typically requiring a rim width of 10 to 12 inches. The main inquiry is about the specific dimensions and types of the bead itself. Participants emphasize the basic nature of the information but seek detailed specifications. Accurate standards are crucial for proper tire and rim compatibility.

Oct 6, 2007

silverbabe

hey..

do somebody here know or have dimensions standards on steel-rims for 12.00 R 20 tire

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Oct 6, 2007

Averagesupernova

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What do you want to know? It's pretty basic really. The 20 is the diameter of the bead (hole) and the 12.00 is the width. It would most likely be mounted on a 10 to 12 inch wide rim.

Oct 7, 2007

silverbabe

that I do know, but It´s the bead itself i need dimension and type on.

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