…your vehicle. Will the new size throw off my speedometer/odometer? No. If you stick with a proper plus- or minus-sized tire, the speedometer and odometer will still function correctly. To learn more about this topic, check out our tech article, "The Plus Concept." Will I have to change…
…with a different overall diameter than that of your vehicle's Original Equipment tires may affect the accuracy of your vehicle's speedometer and odometer. If you followed the recommendations of our sales team or web site regarding tire sizing for your vehicle, this section is not applicable to your…
…sizing is twofold. First, doing so maintains the overall diameter of the Tire & Wheel Package. This is important to keep the accuracy of your odometer, speedometer and other vehicle instrumentations. Second, plus sizing with a lower profile tire often leads to more responsive handling and a…
…The result is approximately 1/2" less sidewall on the tire while maintaining a very similar overall diameter. This keeps the speedometer, odometer and other systems that monitor wheel/tire rotation rates functioning normally. Plus Two, Plus Three, etc. - In each of these cases an additional…
…adjusting the tire size so the overall diameter is close to or equal to the diameter of the Original Equipment. This allows your speedometer and odometer to not be affected. When you have the same diameter tire, but a smaller diameter wheel, this gives the tire's sidewall more height, which…
…look, changing your vehicle's tire size affects more than just cosmetics. Altering your vehicle's tire size can affect speedometer and odometer accuracy, handling, steering response and even safety issues such as tire load capacity. If done incorrectly, changing the tire size can decrease…
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…than a new tire. With every rotation of a worn tire, you are traveling a slightly shorter distance than you would on a new tire. Of course your odometer does not account for this, so there is an error in the fuel economy calculation. When you install a new tire, you are correcting this wear and also…
…tires, the vehicle's odometer registered 99.4 miles. When the vehicle was then equipped with another set of the same tires shaved to 2/32" of remaining tread depth, the odometer indicated 101.0 miles. While the 100-mile test distance didn't change, essentially the vehicle's odometer overstated the…
…cornering stability. Combining them with larger diameter wheels makes it possible to properly maintain the overall wheel and tire diameter, keeping odometer and speedometer changes negligible. Plus Sizing's biggest risks stem from accidental encounters with potholes, curbs and debris on the road.…
While the wheels and tires that are equipped on new cars have been designed to compliment the car and provide an acceptable level of comfort and handling, many of our customers feel that they are not necessarily the best "fit" for their individual taste. In most cases, changing the wheels…
…of the tire, which will cause a harsher ride, increase your probability of damaging a tire and change the accuracy of your speedometer and odometer. The propensity for damaging a tire comes from the decreased load carrying capacity of the smaller tire. Other people will go the opposite direction…
…dry traction encourages you to test out the limits of your car%27s chassis and your passengers%27 patience. Until it rains. And then, check your odometer. If you have over 20k on the clock, it%27s too late. You should have swapped tires by now. When in middle age, this tire%27s playful fair-weather…
…cornering stability. Combining them with larger diameter wheels makes it possible to properly maintain the overall wheel and tire diameter, keeping odometer and speedometer changes negligible. Plus Sizing's biggest risks stem from accidental encounters with potholes, curbs and debris on the road.…
…changing the overall diameter of the tire. For example, a tire with a low profile that fits the bigger wheel you select may keep speedometer or odometer readings minimally changed. But, of course proper fit is key. If you're not sure what bigger wheels would look like on your vehicle and what sizes…
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