I would run my badlands 33"s down to 33 psi with no warnings and the door tag on those is 39psi recommended, unless its the wrong door tag. Which after looking at the speedo might be the case.
No, 285/70/17 OEM, replaced with 285/75/17. 3.X percent increase in revs/mile, speedo showiong much less off than that (76.2 actual vs 75 displayed) Gas mileage went from 19.1 to to (just went and checked) 16.6. Something else is going on here. 11 lbs heavier per corner.
For those that have changed tire sizes, whether via forscan or via the ProCal, noticed any MPG differences? I’ve lost like 2.5 mpg after going to a slightly larger tire.
My MKVII GTI is spot on, my Mazdas always ran about 5% fast. I’m guessing this bronco showed faster on the Speedo than actual speed also. On the stock tires.
I think these speedometers might be off from the factory. I went from 285/70/17 to 285/75/17, over 3% increase in revs/mile, but I’m only off 1.2mph @ 75mph. I wish I would have checked this when I had the OEM tires.
So Buick went from killing more people via "Medical Episodes" to owners that just get hammred. From diapers to just pants pissingly drunk?
Nice work, marketing team.
Hard to tell, but that front wheel looks straight and intact, I mean maybe the drivers side is turning right, but that just might be a fender, headlights, and a bunch of random parts and assemblies.
I'll go with fixable.
Damn, sorry to hear that. I had a set of 285/75/17, C-loads put on recently and they are arguably the best tires I've ever had, as far as AT's go. They blow the factory K02's out of the water in snow, ice, rain, mixed percitpitation. And since I had them put on I have literally driven a thousand...
Well, my passenger side rear window just officially shit the bed. Has to be the door seals because no amount of micro-ajustments will fix it. Gets 3/4 of the way up and stops, but goes down just fine.