If you install bigger tires... will it make the odometer off slightly? You would think that w/ bigger tires than stock .. the computer would think you are traveling father than you actually are. I think my speedometer is off by about 5 MPH as well. Anyone experience this?



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Yes, it does affect your odometer as well as your speedo. I'm not sure of the correction for it though. To find out how fast you are actually going, the formula is:
New Tire Diameter/Old Tire Diameter x indicated MPH. I'm think this months issue of Four Wheeler says how to correct it. Hope this helps.