• http://ejelta.com/tiresize/index.html?tiresize=185/60-15

  This is most typical when you want to refer someone to a table of possible replacement tires for some already known size.

• http://ejelta.com/tiresize/index.html?tiresize=185/60-15&keep_width=1

  This option (keep_width) tells the calculator to only suggest tires in the same width. It has the same effect as if you would set maximum and minimum width in the interactive interface.

• http://ejelta.com/tiresize/index.html?tiresize=185/60-15&keep_width=1&ws16=1

  The same as above, but opens up 16" wheel size in the chart and recommendations.

• http://ejelta.com/tiresize/index.html?tiresize=185/60-15&minwidth=185&maxwidth=205&ws16=1

  Opens up 16" wheel size and limits width to be between 185 and 205.

You can play with other parameters too and of course if you're lazy you can just cut and paste the complete link into your message or bookmark. But this is a bad taste.

The resulting page should print just fine from most browsers. You might want to limit sizes to minimize chart size though.