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My 2016 had 275/65/20 BFGs on it when I bought it, and had never been recalibrated. Hence what led me down the forscan path. After some tinkering I got it calibrated pretty much dead on. That was about 50k ago. I have noticed the past year or so, I can get in the truck and the Speedometer will be dead on. 65mph on the digital display, 65 on a GPS app. Without rhyme or reason, some drive cycles it's off. 65 on dash, 56-57mpg on app. I have tried restoring as built data, then recalibrating with no change. It's completely random, sometimes it's off, sometimes it's on. Thinking it was variation in the iPhone app, I tried it with a Garmin standalone GPS. Same thing. Friend borrowed my truck and said he thought he was going awful slow to be running 75mph, so he pulled up his app, 64mph. On the return trip, it was dead on. Anyone had any experience with this issue?
I'd be more inclined to think you have some zones where the GPS gets bad data. GPS signals are notoriously weak and interference prone, and you will likely encounter zones of poor readings.
My thought as well. If it reverted to the original setting, the speedometer would be showing a speed 6-7 MPH slower at highway speed than your actual speed given your tire size (34.1”).
GPS is not particularly accurate over short distances for speed like that. It's the nature of the errors in the location measurements that instantaneous speeds are really just "ballpark" numbers.
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