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Old Oct 20, 2006 | 06:50 AM
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Well here goes a odd ? i have 235/75/15 BF Goodrich A/Ts on my 87 they r very worn ...so i need new tires....1 i wanna go back to a all season and 2 i wanna go back to a 205 or 215 will this cause my speedo to be off? Thanks
 
Old Oct 20, 2006 | 08:17 AM
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Yes it will.
 
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Depends. Is your speedo currently correct?

Pretty sure the factory tires on '87 was 205 or 215's. Should be on the door sticker if you still have it.
Then if no one changed the speedo gear, going back to the factory sized tires will make your speedo correct for once.

If someone changed the speedo, then yep, it will be off. Like 3mph at highway speeds.
 
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