Rims and Tires

[JoFotoz]

As long as all your tires are the same size , with even tread wear....

What about the TOD? Anything to worry about there?

....you'll be fine.



jo

[rowhard]

If your tires are bigger (taller) or smaller (short) it is a simple mathematical computation. If you have a scan gauge installed, the formula is in the manual and then you can program then scan gauge to read your mph accurately. Of course you will have to add the differential in when figure mpg and servicing intervals. Hope that helps

[don moore]

my gps tells my speed....

[ericjimenez]

i got wheels on mine

[don moore]

lol your gps has wheels.. sorry ..I ment my gps tells me the speed also.

[Ldub]

I'll add one thing...(just to stay ahead of Bart & Skippy)

With larger wheels & tires (33-12.50x20" or 285/75x16", both pretty close to 33" dia) it's not unusual for the TOD to "light up" under hard acceleration, even under grippy traction conditions.
Dunno exactly what causes it to freak, other than the dia being WAY outta spec, but I no longer worry much about it...

[pbkid]

I'll add one thing...

With larger wheels & tires (33-12.50x20" or 285/75x16", both pretty close to 33" dia) it's not unusual for the TOD to "light up" under hard acceleration, even under grippy traction conditions.
Dunno exactly what causes it to freak, other than the dia being WAY outta spec, but I no longer worry much about it...

mine does that too with my mudders on there...and mine are only 31"