Lets say I put a 22 inch tire and rim on my 4Runner, and the stock tire and rim are 265/70 16's Will I be able to recalibrate my spedo for the bigger tires, and is that something that can be done at Tire dealership or back to Toyota dealership?TJ
Lets say I put a 22 inch tire and rim on my 4Runner, and the stock tire and rim are 265/70 16's Will I be able to recalibrate my spedo for the bigger tires, and is that something that can be done at Tire dealership or back to Toyota dealership?
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i should hope youre not putting a 22 inch rim AND tire on it! that would mean you have a 0 inch tire and lots of bling!Originally Posted by Texas Jim
Lets say I put a 22 inch tire and rim on my 4Runner, and the stock tire and rim are 265/70 16's Will I be able to recalibrate my spedo for the bigger tires, and is that something that can be done at Tire dealership or back to Toyota dealership?
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Ridin' on the rims brother.....lol How about a 22 inch rim with 26inch tires? TJ
2000, Toyota 4Runner,V6 Auto, SR-5 Silver,4X4 Leather,Moon-Roof, Cruise, A/C, Remote Start, Pwr. Windows & Locks, Alumn. Wheels, Tires are Bridgestone, Full Auido up grade with XM, all Kenwood. Color matched Bug deflector, Roof rack, Dust Deflector and Rear wiper. <br /><br /><br />Resistance is Futile; buy a Toyota!
consider 265 70r16 is ~31" (more like 30.6), and you want to have 26" tires, youd be downgrading and so your speedo would be reading slightly ABOVE what your actual speed is. i assume you just made a typo or something but regardless, i've never seen anyone who successfully re calibrated at home, but if someone can prove me wrong, please show me how to do it!
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So you can recalibrate going with larger tires and rims? But need to be done at dealership? I am sooo retarded when it comes to stuff like this.. TJ
2000, Toyota 4Runner,V6 Auto, SR-5 Silver,4X4 Leather,Moon-Roof, Cruise, A/C, Remote Start, Pwr. Windows & Locks, Alumn. Wheels, Tires are Bridgestone, Full Auido up grade with XM, all Kenwood. Color matched Bug deflector, Roof rack, Dust Deflector and Rear wiper. <br /><br /><br />Resistance is Futile; buy a Toyota!
you CAN recalibrate if you change overall tire diameter, yes. rim diameter doesnt have anything to do with it, its just the overall diameter of your tire/rim together that matters. no calibration will be perfect, but it can be improved. ive heard of tire shops being able to do this before. on my 33's i havent recalibrated and i am about 5% off. so when im going 70 on my speedo im really going 75-76 or so.
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you have to add an aftermarket speedo recalibration unit.... it's been done.
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Like they said up above, an electric speedo will need an interface, an older mechanical one will just require a different gear set. I changed the one for my chevelle i had along time ago. Went to the dealership told them the tire size i went to and they gave me a different speedo gear.consider 265 70r16 is ~31" (more like 30.6), and you want to have 26" tires, youd be downgrading and so your speedo would be reading slightly ABOVE what your actual speed is. i assume you just made a typo or something but regardless, i've never seen anyone who successfully re calibrated at home, but if someone can prove me wrong, please show me how to do it!
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Thanks for all the info guys. I really apprecate it. TJ
2000, Toyota 4Runner,V6 Auto, SR-5 Silver,4X4 Leather,Moon-Roof, Cruise, A/C, Remote Start, Pwr. Windows & Locks, Alumn. Wheels, Tires are Bridgestone, Full Auido up grade with XM, all Kenwood. Color matched Bug deflector, Roof rack, Dust Deflector and Rear wiper. <br /><br /><br />Resistance is Futile; buy a Toyota!
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