loaded tire radius

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• flat tire radius — the distance from the spin axis to the road surface of a loaded tire on a specified rim at zero inflation …   Mechanics glossary

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• loaded radius — Measurement in inches from the wheel axle centerline to the ground when the tire is properly inflated for the load. Also called static loaded radius …   Dictionary of automotive terms

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• peak-to-peak loaded radial tire run-out — the difference between maximum and minimum values of the loaded radius on a true running wheel …   Mechanics glossary

• static deflection — the radial difference between the undeflected tire radius and the static loaded radius, under specified loads and inflation …   Mechanics glossary

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