For a Minkowski centered convex compact set K we define \(\alpha (K)\) to be the smallest possible factor to cover \(K \cap (-K)\) by a rescalation of \({\textbf {conv}}(K\cup (-K))\) and give a complete description of the possible values of \(\alpha (K)\) in the planar case in dependence of the Minkowski asymmetry of K. As a side product, we show that, if the asymmetry of K is greater than the golden ratio, the boundary of K intersects the boundary of its negative \(-K\) always in exactly 6 points. As an application, we derive bounds for the diameter-width-ratio for pseudo-complete and complete sets, again in dependence of the Minkowski asymmetry of the convex bodies, tightening those depending solely on the dimension given in a result of Richter in 2018.