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the tire will be larger, thus your speedo will be off by 3.3% - it will be 3.3% slow
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
plus I really doubt it will make a difference in ride quality.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
plus I really doubt it will make a difference in ride quality.
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On my 2002 TL-P, I have the origional 205/60 16's on them. When I replace these with new rubber I was going to go with Bridgestone Touranza's 225/55 16's, will this affect the speedometer?
#6
6G TLX-S
Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
The extra 5% won't make a big difference.
Go with the factory size, 215/50/17, and choose from the Touring tires. Those are designed for comfort.
Go with the factory size, 215/50/17, and choose from the Touring tires. Those are designed for comfort.
try not to over-inflate the tires to avoid rough rides.
#7
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Originally Posted by 02 c-town tl
On my 2002 TL-P, I have the origional 205/60 16's on them. When I replace these with new rubber I was going to go with Bridgestone Touranza's 225/55 16's, will this affect the speedometer?
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