How far is my mileage off with bigger tires?
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How far is my mileage off with bigger tires?
Hey guys. I have ditched my edge tuner so now I am trying to figure out my mileage. I went from 255 70 17 to 265 70 18. I just want to know when I have gone 100 miles according to my truck what have I really gone. All the tire calculators only tell me my speed difference and I am not sure what math I need to do.
Here is a tire calculator: http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp
Here is a tire calculator: http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp
Last edited by mbogosia; 07-30-2007 at 06:49 AM.
#2
mileage is the same proportion as the speed difference
in other words, if the truck is actually traveling 60 mph, and the speedo says 57. then when your trip odometer says 57, you actually traveled 60 miles
or go by percentage., your odometer is 6% lower than actuall ( as an example)
Ramb
in other words, if the truck is actually traveling 60 mph, and the speedo says 57. then when your trip odometer says 57, you actually traveled 60 miles
or go by percentage., your odometer is 6% lower than actuall ( as an example)
Ramb
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I just changed the 275-65-18s on my 04 Lariat to 285-60-18s and used this tool to work it out
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
#5
I feel retarded. LOL So if my speedometer says I traveled 300 miles how do iI figure what I actually traveled with my 18's. Would the answer be I traveled roughly 315?
Originally Posted by toypuller
Your 18s are 4.98 % slower.
If you drove 100 miles with the 17s, you would have covered 95.02 miles with the 18s.
100 miles with the 18s would = 104.98 miles on the 17s.
If you drove 100 miles with the 17s, you would have covered 95.02 miles with the 18s.
100 miles with the 18s would = 104.98 miles on the 17s.
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