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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 03:00 PM
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Tire rev per mph

Can anyone tell me the revs per mi on a tire 285/65/r18 so i can adjust me x3.

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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 03:05 PM
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Can anyone tell me the revs per mi on a tire 285/65/r18 so i can adjust me x3.

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Go here, there is a calculator.
www.discounttire.com
 
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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 04:12 PM
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You could also look at the tire manufacturers website. Several, if not all, have that information listed for your tire. However, I am running into a problem with my Toyo 285/75 R18. The toyo website says 597 while the discount tire and other websites I have tried are giving me 579. My Speedometer (and I guess odometer) are off so I may try to set mine for the 579 setting. Good Luck.
 
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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 04:21 PM
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Green,

You could also look at the tire manufacturers website. Several, if not all, have that information listed for your tire. However, I am running into a problem with my Toyo 285/75 R18. The toyo website says 597 while the discount tire and other websites I have tried are giving me 579. My Speedometer (and I guess odometer) are off so I may try to set mine for the 579 setting. Good Luck.
What is your radius in inches from the ground to the center of your axle?
 
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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 04:27 PM
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What is your radius in inches from the ground to the center of your axle?
Never really measured it but Toyo says the tire is a 35x11.something so I would say its 17.5" off the top of my head. Green, sorry for the quasi hi-jack.
 
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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 04:48 PM
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Never really measured it but Toyo says the tire is a 35x11.something so I would say its 17.5" off the top of my head. Green, sorry for the quasi hi-jack.
Loaded radius; the tire on the ground.
 
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Loaded radius; the tire on the ground.
Yep, the sqish factor. That may be the reason his speedometer was off.
 
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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 06:54 PM
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How to find your revs/per mile:

Formula:
x = The loaded tire radius in INCHES from ground to center of axle.
63360 / ( 2 * pi * x )

Example:
63360 / ( 2 * pi * 16.5 )
(copy/paste in google search bar)

Answer:
63 360 / (2 * pi * 16.5) = 611.154981

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Yep, the sqish factor. That may be the reason his speedometer was off.
The sqish factor it is.

PS: My most constructive post for a long time.
 
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Old Sep 26, 2008 | 11:19 PM
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[QUOTE=i.ride.suzuki;3389982]How to find your revs/per mile:

Formula:
x = The loaded tire radius in INCHES from ground to center of axle.
63360 / ( 2 * pi * x )

Example:
63360 / ( 2 * pi * 16.5 )
(copy/paste in google search bar)

Answer:
63 360 / (2 * pi * 16.5) = 611.154981



The sqish factor it is.

PS: My most constructive post for a long time.[/QUOTE]

Don't you feel better!
 
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Old Sep 29, 2008 | 02:38 PM
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[QUOTE=bluejay432000;3390216]
Originally Posted by i.ride.suzuki
How to find your revs/per mile:

Formula:
x = The loaded tire radius in INCHES from ground to center of axle.
63360 / ( 2 * pi * x )

Example:
63360 / ( 2 * pi * 16.5 )
(copy/paste in google search bar)

Answer:
63 360 / (2 * pi * 16.5) = 611.154981



The sqish factor it is.

PS: My most constructive post for a long time.[/QUOTE]

Don't you feel better!
OK HONESTLY THAT ALL LOOKS LIKE JIBBERISH TO ME. SORRY IM AN IDIOT! IS THE 611 RIGHT FOR MY TIRE? I LOOKED IT UP ON A CACULATOR ON THE INTERNET AND DISCOUNT TIRE AND IT SAYS 640, BUT THAT SEEMS WAY WAY OFF. SO I DONT KNOW
 
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Old Sep 29, 2008 | 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by bluejay432000

OK HONESTLY THAT ALL LOOKS LIKE JIBBERISH TO ME. SORRY IM AN IDIOT! IS THE 611 RIGHT FOR MY TIRE? I LOOKED IT UP ON A CACULATOR ON THE INTERNET AND DISCOUNT TIRE AND IT SAYS 640, BUT THAT SEEMS WAY WAY OFF. SO I DONT KNOW
Go with the 611 in the above calculation. If you use the Discount Tire site, you still need to deduct 3% to 5 % for the squish factor. A 5% reduction would put you right at 611. If you have a GPS, check it to see how accurate it is.
 
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Alittle off topic but I can't remember. What size is the 33 x 12.50, 305 / 65?
 
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[QUOTE=bluejay432000;3392923]
Originally Posted by Green_Machine

Go with the 611 in the above calculation. If you use the Discount Tire site, you still need to deduct 3% to 5 % for the squish factor. A 5% reduction would put you right at 611. If you have a GPS, check it to see how accurate it is.
OK, ILL TRY THE 611. I DONT HAVE GPS, BUT RIGHT NOW I AM 5 MPH SLOW (SHOWING) THAN WAHT I AM ACTUALLY RUNNING. SO IT SHOWS 50 BUT RUNNING 55. I JUDGE IT BY MY UNCLES 01 F-150 WHOS IS BONE STOCK. ILL SET IT TO 611 AND LET YUO KNOW HOW T FEELS. THANKS
 
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Alittle off topic but I can't remember. What size is the 33 x 12.50, 305 / 65?
I don't know the answer, but the Discount Tire site has a conversion chart.
 
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Originally Posted by Green_Machine

Go with the 611 in the above calculation. If you use the Discount Tire site, you still need to deduct 3% to 5 % for the squish factor. A 5% reduction would put you right at 611. If you have a GPS, check it to see how accurate it is.
THE X3 DOESNT HAVE A 611, SO I SET IT ON 610.
 
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