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If someone puts on larger auto tires, than the vehicle was originally
equipped with, will the Speedometer read faster or slower than the actual speed? For example, Lets say a car came with 15" tires and I put on 16" tires (and rims). When the speedometer should read 30mph (with the original 15" tires), will it read about 25 or about 35mph with the 16" tires? I cant seem to comprehend how to determine this..... |
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