How to find near perfect wheel/tire measurements...

[512Stroker]

Dunno how many people know about this, but I have been doing a lot of searching for wheels and what not lately and ran across this...

http://www.streetortrack.com/Wheelrite-Wheel-Tire-Simulator-RENTAL-pr-23561.html

[512Stroker]

ok... well I thought it was cool and would save a lot of time, money, and headaches...   

[rokketride]

Summit sells it for the cost of 6 days rental.

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=PHP%2D01201&N=700+4294925139+115&autoview=sku

[512Stroker]

I think I will be buying one then.  Thanks for the comment, I could not find them anywhere... maybe I am just not looking hard enough.   

[rokketride]

I only just spotted that one in their print book recently.  Previously, I've only seen the aluminum ones that cost a couple hundy.

For my last car, I made a big disc out of wood 26" in diameter to take all my measurements.

[farmington]

Any good wheel and tire store will have one and measure your car for free!  If there's a problem later on, who's gonna be responsible?

[512Stroker]

Any good shop?..... I am in South Dakota, probably a little harder to come by around here.