wheel size change mph
when i change the wheels and tires to say 15 or 16, will my speed sensor remain the same or will it mess up the reading? i know, the question may be hard to read, but i think you know what i mean...i hope
as long as you use the right size tire it will read just fine
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
or if youre lazy
195/50/15
205/45/16
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
or if youre lazy
195/50/15
205/45/16
Actually the correct Civic tire sizes are:
185/65x14"
195/55x15"
205/45x16"
185/65x14"
195/55x15"
205/45x16"
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Originally posted by PDiggityDogg
as long as you use the right size tire it will read just fine
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
or if youre lazy
195/50/15
205/45/16
as long as you use the right size tire it will read just fine
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
or if youre lazy
195/50/15
205/45/16
Originally posted by CivicSiRacer
Actually the correct Civic tire sizes are:
185/65x14"
195/55x15"
205/45x16"
Actually the correct Civic tire sizes are:
185/65x14"
195/55x15"
205/45x16"
Or a 205/50/15 will work too. They are easier to find and a little less expensive.
I have 205/40/17 and it says my speedo should be off .1% but its def off by more....unless those things coppers set up on the side of the road to say "Your speed is" are off cause this summer I did like "40" by one according to my speedo, but that thing said 37
Oh and my car only had 35k or so on it at the time, so I dont think the speedo would be off yet
Oh and my car only had 35k or so on it at the time, so I dont think the speedo would be off yet


