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Message: [QUOTE="dsberman94, post: 1560684, member: 12667"] That’s not what those numbers mean. [URL]https://www.sullivantire.com/-/media/subcontent/sullivanretail/callout-photos/find-tires-image650x400.ashx[/URL] So a 315 tire is “roughly” 315mm wide. Height is accomplished with the next number, in most cases looking for a 35” tall tire is 75, meaning the length from the wheel to the top of the tread is 75% of 315mm, 236mm. Even though it’s only 34.6 inches tall, we all call it a 35. 305/70r16 is about 12” wide when converted to standard and only 32.8 tall. But a 305/55r 20 is still only 12 wide but 33.2 tall. What you want is simply not made. It can be made to look that way by putting it on a narrow wheel and running high pressure but you’ll wear out the center quick. Doubt you’d find it any other way. 37x12.5 is probably the narrowest you’ll find for a DOT tire. And putting that on a stock wheel you’ll have all Sorts of issues with it hitting/rubbing on turns without probably stacking spacers. [/QUOTE]

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