Yes. The 235s are about 0.5 inch wider. My first set were P225 70R16 on my Toyota Highlander and when I replaced them I put on P235 70R16 tires per mechanics' suggestion. If you want better stability or carrying more weight, use 235s. If you want better gas mileage and tend to not carry a lot of weight, use 225s.
Not on 15 inch wheels.
Yes. The difference is that last little 16th of an inch.
no differnece
That would be a 1 inch difference. 16 inch is shorter then a 17 inch rim.
0.2 Inches
A 32A means your ribcage equals 32 inches, and your bust equals 33 inches, as an A cup means there is a one (1) inch difference between the ribcage and the bust. Below is a list of cup sizes, and how many inches between the measurements equal which cup letter (bust-ribcage=difference): UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R UNITED KINGDOM: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
A factor of 43?
14 inch wheels fir 14 inch tires, 15 inch wheels fit 15 inch tires. The difference is 1 inch.
The letter of a bra size marks the measurement difference between the ribcage and the bust. So if someone whose ribcage equals 30 inches and their bust equals 38 inches for a difference of 8 inches, instead of the bra size being 308 (30 inch band and 8 inch difference), it would be 30FF, since FF means there is an 8 inch difference. Here is a list of what letter equals which inch difference in the US and UK: UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R United Kingdom: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
The second is 1.8 times the first.
Yes the 60 is just the height of the tyre as long as it is the same inch tyre (16) and same tyres are fitted in pairs front or rear axle.