Understand the job
What the Wheel Fitment and Tyre Service Workbench is for
Compare wheel offset, backspacing, clearance movement, tyre wear and entered load capacity without approving a fitment.
Tyre and wheel comparisons must preserve actual diameter, circumference, load and clearance constraints, pressure basis, and calibration effect.
Simple visual explanation
Follow the calculation from field input to decision
The relationship
Read the formula before using the result
Backspacing=wheel width/2+offset; inner movement=(new width-old width)/2+(new offset-old offset); outer movement=(new width-old width)/2-(new offset-old offset).
The calculator preserves full internal precision. Confirm that every entry uses the same measurement condition, unit basis, product or machine data, and scope represented by this formula.
Professional check
Turn the answer into a responsible next step
1. Verify the inputs
Use actual measurements, current drawings, approved specifications, and manufacturer or process data for the real job.
2. Challenge the assumptions
Check allowances, losses, stock or package rounding, operating condition, and whether the result matches an independent measurement or estimate.
3. Respect the boundary
It does not approve a tyre, wheel, load, tow setup, pressure, gearing, brake, electrical change, repair, roadworthiness, or safe continued operation.
