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Velgede ja rehvide sobivustabel
Tabelis on toodud ära velje mõõt tollides ja vastav rehvi sobivus. Soovitav on kasutada ideaalset sobivust.
Velje laius tollides | Min rehvi laius | Ideealne sobivus | Max rehvi laius |
5.0" | 155 mm | 165 - 175 mm | 185 mm |
5.5" | 165 mm | 175 - 185 mm | 195 mm |
6.0" | 175 mm | 185 - 195 mm | 205 mm |
6.5" | 185 mm | 195 - 205 mm | 215 mm |
7.0" | 195 mm | 205 - 215 mm | 225 mm |
7.5" | 205 mm | 215 - 225 mm | 235 mm |
8.0" | 215 mm | 225 - 235 mm | 245 mm |
8.5" | 225 mm | 235 - 245 mm | 255 mm |
9.0" | 235 mm | 245 - 255 mm | 265 mm |
9.5" | 245 mm | 255 - 265 mm | 275 mm |
10" | 255 mm | 265 - 275 mm | 285 mm |
10.5" | 265 mm | 275 - 285 mm | 295 mm |
11" | 275 mm | 285 - 295 mm | 305 mm |
11.5" | 285 mm | 295 - 305 mm | 315 mm |
12" | 295 mm | 305 - 315 mm | 325 mm |
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