Measure Tread Depth
Learn how to collect tread depth readings by groove and position.
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Convert tread depth between 32nds of an inch and millimeters.
In the United States, tread depth is commonly measured in 32nds of an inch.
Two thirty-seconds of an inch is approximately 1.59 mm, commonly rounded to 1.6 mm.
No. Tire condition also depends on age, damage, weather cracking, uneven wear, inflation, load, and applicable local requirements.
No. This converter is informational only. Check local requirements and consult qualified tire or service professionals.
This converter uses the standard relationship of 1 inch = 25.4 mm. Results are rounded for general reference. Tire tread measurements should be made with a proper tread depth gauge.
Learn how to collect tread depth readings by groove and position.
Read the guideAverage multiple tread depth values before using them in wear-rate calculations.
Open averaging toolUse converted tread depth values in the reference-only wear-rate calculator.
Open wear calculator