Tire Conversion
#1
Tire Conversion
Does anyone know a website where i can find out the difference in the odometer and speedometer readings for non-stock tire sizes?
Im hopin to find out about my gas mileage but it wont be correct.
Plus I got a new job where the commute takes me on the interstate and I dont really have the best record with gettin caught speeding. I usually dont have any idea how fast Im going.
I was able to find one of those sites a while back, but i cant seem to find it again.
Im hopin to find out about my gas mileage but it wont be correct.
Plus I got a new job where the commute takes me on the interstate and I dont really have the best record with gettin caught speeding. I usually dont have any idea how fast Im going.
I was able to find one of those sites a while back, but i cant seem to find it again.
#2
RE: Tire Conversion
I don't know of website. But i find it easy to just follow a friend and talk to them on the phone you hey i'm doin 50 what are you doin........Thats the way we do it anyway.
#3
RE: Tire Conversion
If you run a search for 'tire calculator' you should come up with a few different sites.
#4
RE: Tire Conversion
I was able to find a site and it said my speedometer will read 10.72% lower than my actual speed. Unfortunately that means doing math. But oh well.
Does this mean that my odometer will also be off by 10.72%? Or will that be something different?
Does this mean that my odometer will also be off by 10.72%? Or will that be something different?
#5
RE: Tire Conversion
Yes.
#6
#7
RE: Tire Conversion
My solution is that I carry a hand held GPS unit. I check the speed of all my trucks and my boat with it. It cost me about $250.
Sometimes I use it fo figure out how to get home too!
Sometimes I use it fo figure out how to get home too!
#8
RE: Tire Conversion
hmmm... seems to me like i remember we used to be able to buy a pinion that'd go into the original hole the speedo went into and then you plug the speedo cable into the other end of the pinion and it'd fix the ratio so your speedo would read correct with different tires.... can we not do that on these blazers???
#9
RE: Tire Conversion
Used to be able to... The newer trans have electronic speed sensors and the PCM does the conversion for the rear end ratio and the tire size.
#10
RE: Tire Conversion
Alright, now that I have all that stuff figured out, how many gallons does my gas tank hold? I know there different sized tanks in different trucks. Mine is a 2001 4 door LS.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?