Tyres have three important sizes to consider the first is the height, second the width and thirdly the rim size the tyre will fit. Now this can be confusing because tyres come in metric and imperial sizes. I use 31 x 10.50 R15 AT’s. This means that my tyres are 31 inches high from the ground to the top, 10.5 inches wide and fit on a 15 inch wheel rim. Standard fitment to Mahindra Jeeps are metric 235 / 75 R15. This means that the tyre is 235mm wide, the distance from the wheel rim to the tread of the tyre is 75% of the tyre width and fits on a 15 inch rim. Notice that metric tyre sizes still use imperial rim sizes !!
so to convert 235/75 R15
235mm / 25.4 = 9.251" (this is the width converted to inches)
235 x 0.75 = 176.25mm ( this is the sidewall from the rim to the tread)
176.25mm x 2 = 352.5mm ( this is the sidewall x 2 because we have the bottom side wall and the top)
15" x 25.4 = 381 ( the rim diameter in mm )
381mm + 352.5mm = 733.5mm ( the total height from ground to tread )
733.5mm / 25.4 = 28.87" ( the height in inches )
so the size is : 28.87 x 9.251 x R15
28.87 x 9.251 x R15 is the same as 235 / 75 R15
Shit that was a lot of writing lol hope it helps you