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landeron



Member Since: 18 Mar 2012
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Spain 2006 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Zambezi Silver
Speedometer's calibration

Hi to everyone,

I'd like to change my tires (255/60R18) by another ones sized 285/60R18 or 265/65R18. Does anyone know about a procedure to recalibrate the speedometer?

Regards

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nicedayforit



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England 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Giverny Green

Ther's no factory proceedure for recalibrating the speedometer to cater for different size tyres.
It's possible a number of companies make devices that can be retro-fitted to the vehicle that can "alter" the speedometer reading.
Given that the standard speedometer is almost certainly reading 10% high, fitting either of the alternative tyre sizes quoted by you will actually make your speedometer more accurate.
The tyres quoted will cause your speedometer to read just under 5% low compared to standard tyre sizes which means you speedometer would only in future read approx 5% low rather than the 10% previously.
Nothing to worry about in my opinion. Thumbs Up

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