Because we have to stick to certain laws in Europe. the circumference of the tyre must be only 2% different, and the speedometer must never show less than the actual distance driven.
That is the reason why the Tires are in this size.
Because we have to stick to certain laws in Europe. the circumference of the tyre must be only 2% different, and the speedometer must never show less than the actual distance driven.
That is the reason why the Tires are in this size.
At that point, I'd pay for a tune so that you can adjust the tire diameter and the ECM will calculate the mileage correctly, unless they don't allow for that. Honestly, with those laws in place, I would have stuck with 19s, because those super thin sidewalls are gonna feel like crap...
At that point, I'd pay for a tune so that you can adjust the tire diameter and the ECM will calculate the mileage correctly, unless they don't allow for that. Honestly, with those laws in place, I would have stuck with 19s, because those super thin sidewalls are gonna feel like crap...
Because we have to stick to certain laws in Europe. the circumference of the tyre must be only 2% different, and the speedometer must never show less than the actual distance driven.
That is the reason why the Tires are in this size.
Yeah, the rears are 4% smaller. It's not the wrong direction, though, in terms of the law. His mileage will be higher than indicated, which is more truthful than running a larger tire and showing less mileage than actual.
Just got this message "service tire monitor system" and the front passenger tire isn't displaying the PSI on the dash. Anything I can try before bringing it to the dealer?! Is this a known problem? Thanks
Can someone let me know the proper offset & backspace I need to run Weld s71?
Front: 18x9.5
Rear: 17x11
I've searched the forums for the past 7 hours and there isn't one actual answer to this question.. anywhere. even on the "Tired of the BS" thread.
Due to aftermarket companies setting up ctsvowners wheels wrong (or having to run major camber so doesn't stick out) I want to start a chart for the people here that has the RIGHT offset info
Things that I will need
1) Sedan/coupe/wagon
2) Wheel size/width and offset used
3) Tire brand/size...
I've been extremely pleased with these wheels - they are extremely light (22lbs) and strong and they look damn good. I went with a square setup so I can do a true 4 tire rotation which doubles your tread warranty compared to a staggered setup.
Lightweight wheels are one of the best performance...
4 wheel alignment with front only lowering springs
$91.00 and the end results is
I'm still in the red zone.
Prior to the alignment, I had inner tire wear.
I'm assuming from t the chart below I'm going to continue having tire wear.
Before and After alignment snap shot.
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