- 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. 2015.
loaded radius
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loaded radius — the distance from the center of tire contact to the wheel center measured in the wheel plane … Mechanics glossary
static loaded radius — the loaded radius of a stationary tire inflated to normal recommended pressure. Note: in general, static loaded radius is different from the radius of slowly rolling tire. Static radius of a tire rolled into position may be different from that of … Mechanics glossary
static loaded radius — See loaded radius … Dictionary of automotive terms
radius — See buffered radius crown radius free radius loaded radius radius rods rolling radius scrub radius static loaded radius turning radius unloaded … Dictionary of automotive terms
radius — effective rolling radius flat tire radius loaded radius static loaded radius swing arm radius torque arm radius tread radius … Mechanics glossary
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
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
radial force variation — the periodic variation of the normal force of a loaded straight free rolling tire which repeats each revolution at a fixed loaded radius, given mean normal force, constant speed, given inflation pressure and test surface curvature … Mechanics glossary
static deflection — the radial difference between the undeflected tire radius and the static loaded radius, under specified loads and inflation … Mechanics glossary
lateral force variation — the periodic variation of lateral force of a straight free rolling tire which repeats each revolution, at a fixed loaded radius, given mean normal force, constant speed, given inflation pressure and test surface curvature … Mechanics glossary
