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19" is perfectly fine, your tach will be unchanged (engine RPM stays the same). Your Speedo will be off. I believe the bigger the tire the lower it reads smaller
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19" is perfectly fine, your tach will be unchanged (engine RPM stays the same). Your Speedo will be off. I believe the bigger the tire the lower it reads smaller higher. Bigger circumference leads to less revolutions of the tire and a lower speed reading. Its usually a minor change ~2mph you can calculate it or find an online tool, its simple math.
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Kinda. If your tire is a larger diameter your speedometer is going to read slightly lower then your actual vehicle speed. |
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