Tire Size ??
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Tire Size ??
I am sure this question has been asked here before but I am not haveing any luck finding an answer.
I own an '08 F-150 XLT Super Crew 4X4 with stock factory installed 255/70/17 tires. It is time to get new tires and I want something that will make this truck look like a truck. I like the Cooper STT but I want something bigger than stock. I do not plan on installing any lift and was wondering what is the biggest tire I can fit without rubbing on anything.
Can I fit a 285/75/17 ? I have stock factory rims which I plan on using with new tires.
After the tire upgrade what needs to be done to get the speedometer back to correct?
Thanks for any help I can get.
I own an '08 F-150 XLT Super Crew 4X4 with stock factory installed 255/70/17 tires. It is time to get new tires and I want something that will make this truck look like a truck. I like the Cooper STT but I want something bigger than stock. I do not plan on installing any lift and was wondering what is the biggest tire I can fit without rubbing on anything.
Can I fit a 285/75/17 ? I have stock factory rims which I plan on using with new tires.
After the tire upgrade what needs to be done to get the speedometer back to correct?
Thanks for any help I can get.
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Tire Size Calculator - tire & wheel plus sizing
This site says that it will be a 5mph difference.
Can the factory computer be corrected for this change? or do I have to get a tuner to do it?
This site says that it will be a 5mph difference.
Can the factory computer be corrected for this change? or do I have to get a tuner to do it?
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Tire Size Calculator - tire & wheel plus sizing
This site says that it will be a 5mph difference.
Can the factory computer be corrected for this change? or do I have to get a tuner to do it?
This site says that it will be a 5mph difference.
Can the factory computer be corrected for this change? or do I have to get a tuner to do it?
If you have a gps device you can run the vehicle and compare the GPS speed vs the speedometer and make your corrections as needed. Just a thought.
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Yes it can be corrected. Some dealers will do it, some won't. Just depends on how friendly they want to be.
A handheld tuner, like Edge or SCT X3 will also allow you to adjust for tire size. In my mind though, the correction is more beneficial for the trans than the speedo. But it can be done.
Look into a tuner, with custom tunes, it's very much worth the money.
A handheld tuner, like Edge or SCT X3 will also allow you to adjust for tire size. In my mind though, the correction is more beneficial for the trans than the speedo. But it can be done.
Look into a tuner, with custom tunes, it's very much worth the money.
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