Hi, Guest
11-10-2013, 07:19 AM
Bigger Then OE Specs
Your rotation of the tires will be less so your RPM will be lower meaning less fuel burn and your real speed will be a few KM per hour higher then your speedometer says.
Smaller Then OE Specs
Your rotation of the tires will be more so your RPM will be higher meaning more fuel burn and your real speed will be a few KM per hour less then your speedometer says.
There are many other issues that could be a cause of different tires sizes but if done properly you shouldn't have an issue.
Your rotation of the tires will be less so your RPM will be lower meaning less fuel burn and your real speed will be a few KM per hour higher then your speedometer says.
Smaller Then OE Specs
Your rotation of the tires will be more so your RPM will be higher meaning more fuel burn and your real speed will be a few KM per hour less then your speedometer says.
There are many other issues that could be a cause of different tires sizes but if done properly you shouldn't have an issue.
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